The lecturer of the Faculty of Foreign Languages, Marionella Onoshko, has passed away.

      The head of the "Selmash" group, Alexander Churin, reported her passing on his Telegram channel.

      Alexander Anatolyevich noted that Marionella Vladimirovna played an important role in his life and greatly influenced his further professional path.

      "I have known Marionella Vladimirovna since my youth. It was she who once advised me to enroll in the Faculty of Foreign Languages. This decision largely determined my future life," wrote Alexander Churin.

      According to Churin, Onoshko was not just a strong educator, but a person who left a deep mark on the fates of many students.

      "I will forever cherish my gratitude for her support, attention, and belief in me," he noted.

      As Alexander Anatolyevich recounted, on the day of the tragic news, he met with Svetlana Sivkova — the curator of his student group. During the meeting, they reminisced about their years of study, teachers, and amusing incidents from student life.

      "And in the evening, I learned that Marionella Vladimirovna had passed away," wrote Churin.

      For more than half a century, Marionella Onoshko's life was connected with the Faculty of Foreign Languages. For many generations of students, she became a symbol of a true university school — intelligent, strong, and compassionate.

      According to Churin, what he remembered most was the educator's zest for life and energy.

      "She literally charged those around her with it. There was always a sense of light, inner strength, and special human warmth next to her," the publication states.

      It is known that in recent years, Marionella Vladimirovna had been seriously ill. Just recently, on April 19, her husband — Vyacheslav Nikolayevich Onoshko — passed away.