Prince George, British Columbia
Apr 4, 1942 – Mar 26, 2024
On the evening of March 26th, Ann said goodbye tothe squirrels and birds outside the window of herEastline home and moved to Hospice in Prince George.Five days later she died peacefully comforted by herdaughter, Denise, and lovingly cared for by the staff.Born in Verdun Quebec, raised in Owen...
Read MoreAnn was a super great human bean. We had had many great conversations with her over the years. When our family lived in Willow River, our kids went to Giscome, and Marie worked there. May your adventures still keep you going in the afterlife.
The Stewart Clan
June 26, 2024 | Friend
My condolences to Ann's extended family and friendship groups. I almost want to say 'congratulations' to Ann for her long, rich, loving life of service and enjoyment. Ending in such a quiet, peaceful way--almost on her own terms--after our last long March phone visit and goodbyes. My husband Harry Street (deceased last year after a thoughtful exchange of reflective emails with Ann), and I met Ann in 1970 in the McMaster University Experimental Year I program, in Hamilton. We then...
Marjory Reitsma-Street
June 12, 2024 | Friend
My condolences denise and Steven. I always enjoyed our visits in Ancaster, One of my memories I had with Ann, we went for a walk when we heard a great honking and wings flapping, a canada goose was chasing us, we were too close to her nest!! hugs Aunt Joan
joan macintyre
June 11, 2024 | Family
She was one of a kind. My condolences. Norma Bakken
Norma Bakken
June 10, 2024 | School
