Friday, May 6, 2016 at 12:00 a.m.
Kosolofski, Anne C.
ANNE C. KOSOLOFSKI, beloved wife of the late Michael Kosolofski, passed away surrounded by the love of her family at the Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge on Wednesday, April 27th, 2016 at the age of 89 years.
ANNE C. KOSOLOFSKI, beloved wife of the late Michael Kosolofski, passed away surrounded by the love of her family at the Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge on Wednesday, April 27th, 2016 at the age of 89 years.
Anne will be lovingly remembered by her three children and their families; Stan (Marcia) Kosolofski and their children: Kyle (wife Becky and their children, Cassie and Caymbree), Taren (husband Simon Roger and their children, Kya and Jack) and Brooke Kosolofski; Kathy Forster and her children: Kristen (husband Nathan Whitling and their children, Josh, Cassie, Lauren and Ethan), Nathan (Asteid Forster and their children, Nneka, Nya and Amari); Annette (John) Jangula and their children, Morgan (Nicole) and Spencer (Kristen Crowe).
She is also remembered by her siblings: Lillian Schmidt, Ron (Suzanne) Schmidt, Wayne (Noreen) Schmidt and her sister-in-law Eldene Schmidt.
Along with her husband Mike, Anne was predeceased by her parents, Wendelin and Katherine (nee Tumbach) Schmidt, her brothers Dick and Fred Schmidt and her sisters, Margaret Dafoe and Rosal Sykes.
Mom was born in Prelate, Saskatchewan on January 7, 1927. She was the second oldest in a family of eight children. Mom loved all things domestic: baking, gardening, fancywork, embroidery (especially her tea towels, which are a cherished item among the girls), knitting, quilt making and cross stitch, to name a few!) She made many of these treasures for her family and was always willing to share them with others.
Mom and dad were married June 13, 1945. She clearly remembered that the day of their wedding was a Wednesday because the store that she worked in with her brother Fred was closed that day! She worked incredibly hard during this time of her life as she had two young children and also helped her mom care for her two younger brothers. Mom was very active in her community and her church. She was a lifetime member of the CWL. Faith and prayer were very important to mom; she never missed attending mass, praying a daily rosary and saying her daily prayers.
Mom moved to Lethbridge in the spring of 2008. This was a difficult move for her as she had to leave behind her house, yard and well-fed stray cats. As the years went by, her health began to deteriorate and in 2015, she moved to Legacy Lodge where she was able to receive more specialized care. Mom often spoke of "going home" and we thought she was talking literally but now realize she wanted to leave her earthly home to be reunited with Dad and the other important people in her life who predeceased her.
The Funeral Mass for mom will take place at ST. PATRICK'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, 238 - 2nd Avenue N.E., Medicine Hat, Alberta, on Friday, May 6th, 2016 at 11:00 A.M.
The family has entrusted arrangements to Cornerstone Funeral Home Ltd. of Lethbridge.
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Condolences on your moms passing. Moms are always special, and she will be missed. But memories linger on. She had a good long life and was a good mom to all of you and I know she appreciated your loving care in her later years. Time will heal and God will provide comfort as you will to your families. God Bless
My deepest sympathy to the family. I remember Anne very fondly as a young boy being allowed to draw water from her well which was a short distance from our house in Prelate and she made a joke about the fact Prelate had running water being me running with the water pail. I remember her as a very pleasant lady and may she rest in peace. Gordie Boychuk -- Regina, Saskatchewan
To Stan Marie and family So sad to hear of your Moms passing. Stay strong and our thoughts are with you all.
May you all be comforted in knowing your loved one may well be in the divine presence of our Lord. The prayers of the Calgary Diocesan Council of the Catholic Women's League of Canada go out to the family left behind as they begin their grief journey. Loving God, You promised fullness of joy to those who seek Your face. Trusting in Your Word, we pray to You, for our sister Anne who sought to further Your reign on earth by her service in the Catholic Women's League "For God and Canada." Though we are saddened that she is no longer with us, we entrust her to You with confidence. May she now live in peace, joy and happiness. We ask this in the name of Jesus and our Patroness, Our Lady of Good Council. Sharon Malec President Calgary Diocesan Council The Catholic Women's League of Canada