Erv, — Bob and Shirley are sending our deepest sympathy to you on the lose of your mother
I Shirley have known Ann for 52 years. I was 16 years old when we met at Falcon Lake and became life long friends. She was like a mother to me. She was an amazing lady who took pride in everything she did. Especially her baking and keeping things spotless at the motel.
Over the years my two daughters also became quite fond of Ann and they loved to go visit Auntie Ann as she baked the best cookies and butter tarts and they always got a big chocolate bar.
Ann loved nature and had names for all the animals that came by her house and she would put food out for them.
I loved listening to the many stories she told me about her life in the old country. There were many hardships for her. I have so many great memories of Ann. To many to tell. I miss her dearly and will keep those memories close to me. Rest In Peace my dear friend ❤️
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Warren and I knew Anna at Falcon Lake where she lived for many years. She loved the lake and all the seasons of the year and the animals who came to visit her. I visited her on her 100th birthday at Concordia. May she Rest in peace and Rise in Glory!
We are sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. You may feel alone in your suffering, but you are not alone. May you find strength in all of your wonderful memories together. She will never be far from your heart. Please accept our deepest sympathies as you go through this season of heartache. May the Lord grant you peace and comfort through these painful times. Your mother will always be with you.
Peter Kozak and Lelia Beaufoy
Erwin - deepest sympathy to hear of your mom’s passing. I got to know her when you and her were living in Elm Creek and were friends of my mom and dad.
