Vladimir Golitsyn

1942–2018 (age 76)

Biography

Vladimir Golitsyn, born in 1942, dedicated his life to fostering the spiritual and cultural life of the Russian Orthodox community in his adopted home. Whether organizing parish events or quietly supporting newcomers, he embodied a reverence for tradition balanced with a warm welcome to others.

Friends recall his calm guidance and patient counsel during moments of joy and difficulty alike, seeing in him a steady anchor for faith-based gatherings; he now rests in Novo-Diveevo Russian Orthodox Cemetery, leaving a legacy of devotion and service.

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