REGINA (CCN) — The new state deputy for the Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus began his term July 1. Gregory Dozorec was elected to the role at the Saskatchewan Annual State Council Meeting in mid-April.
Dozorec has been Fourth Degree Brother Knight for almost 25 years, having joined the Order in Regina. He actively supports his home council Bishop Budka 5914 as well as Father Hugonard Assembly #1064, both in Regina.
In addition to having held various roles within his council, he has served on the Regina Chapter as president, vice-president and treasurer, and as district deputy from 2017 to 2020.
Dozorec was elected state warden in 2019 to the Saskatchewan State Board, and has held the offices of advocate, treasurer and secretary.
He and his wife, Tammy, have been married for 30 years, and have three adult daughters. They are members of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church of St. Basil the Great in Regina, where Tammy serves as secretary of the Ukrainain Catholic Wowen’s League of Canada.
Dozorec has worked in the hardwood flooring family business for almost 35 years; in 2004, he became the third generation to lead the company and continues a legacy that dates almost 80 years. He is a master craftsman within the industry, setting quality standards and advancing the progress of the industry through product testing, as well as teaching and mentoring. His daughter Jesse is the fourth generation in the family business.
Other leaders elected at the 2026 State Convention are: state secretary, Dale Meier of Saskatoon; state treasurer, Garth Herbert of Regina; state advocate, John Marshall of Saskatoon; and state warden, Cody Geiger of Moose Jaw. Fr. Warren Dungen is state chaplain, and Fr. Millan Sajonas is state associate chaplain for the 2026-2027 year.
