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Prof. Stanislav Pejovic, Ph.D., P.Eng. 1411 - 300 Webb Drive Mississauga, ON, L5B 3W3, Canada Tel: 905-896-1253 Cell: 416-270-8126 E-mail: pejovics@ stan.pejovic@utoronto.ca spejovic@ryerson.ca Website: http://individual.utoronto.ca/StanPejovic /~cane/ This word document was downloaded from the website: /en/, please remain this link information when you reproduce , copy, or use it. a href=/enword documents/a Autobiography Stanislav Pejovic Nick names: Stan and Cane Table of Contents at the end Frequently updated on /~cane or http://individual.utoronto.ca/StanPejovic I was born 1933 in Belgrade, Serbia, what was Yugoslavia at that time, where I lived until 1997, when I immigrated to Canada. Immigration to Canada and Citizenship I immigrated to Canada on October 30, 1997 Citizenships: Canadian and Serbian. My family My family is of ancient origin from Montenegro. Few centuries ago, running away from Turkish terror and blood feud, the family settled in a small village Draca near Kragujevac. Even today on the local cemetery, there is a small old tombstone to Stanislav Pejovic who has been the first Pejovic in Draca. My father Tadija was born in Draca (1892 - 1982) He was Professor of Mathematics at the University of Belgrade. My mother Ljubica Pejovic (1896 – 1980), born Vuckovic was teaching Math as well. My Brother Pavle (1929 – 1994), PhD Engineer was Professor of Computer Sciences at the University of Belgrade and Novi Sad. My elder daughter Dana Bradic – Pejovic, MBA is with Canada Post in Ottawa, and second one Ana Pejovic – Milic is professor at Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada and concurrently at the University of Hamilton, Ontario Canada. I have three grandsons: Mihailo, Luka, and Mark. My wife Zagorka, Zaga was teaching Chemistry at the Faculty of Applied Arts, Department of Ceramics and Glass. She always wanted to be an engineer, but it happened to her to plug her hands into