Whenever I visited Cheryl and Mark I often saw Anne who would be staying for the weekend. I always took the opportunity to have a chat with her and always came away feeling happier and lighthearted. Anne was so gentle and positive, but she also had a determined streak and I realized that she would not put up with any nonsense! I held her as my role model and I told her so many times. She will be so missed by all who knew her and we are all enriched in some way for having met her and spent time in her company.
Rest well Anne. My love to my friend ,Cheryl and Mark.My sincere condolences to all the families.
Maureen and Jim Mitchell
Ann was a vibrant member of St John’s Anglican Church. She was in the choir, always helped to make lunches and was friendly and welcoming to every new guest. She was the loveliest lady. So kind and cheerful. Every time I returned to Borden and went to church she asked about my life and adventures with interest. She brightened the lives of all those around her including me. When I graduated high school she gave me a little present and I still remember her generosity and thoughtfulness. I send heartfelt condolences to her family; I know she will be sorely missed.
Tricia (Wensley) Grzybowski
Sorry for your loss. Ann was such a great lady. I always loved seeing her in Borden as she would always say hi with a smile on her face. She was the sweetest and will be greatly missed. Rest In Peace.
I had the pleasure of getting to know Ann during her visits to my hair salon which were off and on over the years. She had the greatest stories and never had anything bad to say about a single soul. She always had a smile on her face when she talked about her family, which was a lot. I could tell she loved them very much and was extremely proud of them. Heaven gained a beautiful angel.
Cheryl, Marlene and families,
I hold the warmest memories of your mom.
She was kind, sweet and always helpful to others.
I always looked forward to visiting with her whenever I was in Borden.
She’ll be deeply missed by all the lives she touched.
Kim Newbold
Cheryl Marlene and families
Extending my deepest sympathy . I used to live next door to you in Borden. Parchoma Borden Cafe. Actually babysat you a few times. Your mother was a wonderful lady . Always made you feel like you were lied and accepted .
With prayers Marcie (Parchoma) Hunchak
