From: Allyson Hibma

My deepest condolences to all of Anne's family. I met Anne while working for the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority back in 1997. Anne became my most dedicated volunteer. She was a steady presence by my side during the prolonged preparations for the yearly dinner and auction, as well as all the hours she spent working on the Memorial Forest Plaques and Ceremony. Her dedication was so very much appreciated, but the friendship I gained was irreplaceable. I will miss you a lot my dear friend, you hold a very special place in my heart. I hope you and Stan can finally derive pleasure watching the Attack together! Love Allyson

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From: Nancy White

Condolences to Anne's family. Anne and I go back a long way to when the Grey Sauble Conservation Foundation first started up. Anne was one of the first to sign up to be on the board of the Grey Sauble Conservation Foundation and as the staff person assigned to get the Foundation up and running, she was my righthand woman in all things. She was knowledgeable, thought with her head, and wasn't afraid to say what needed to be said. But oh so kind as well. I will miss her laugh, her sense of humour and her wryness. Say 'Hi' to Stan for me Anne.

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From: Irma and Phil

We always enjoyed any time spent with Anne including the trip to London. our deepest sympathy to all of you. we will miss her. Take care

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From: Rick Nodwell

It was my good fortune to work with Anne at George Kennedy Public School, she was a talented and professional educator! Anne cared deeply for her students, worked collaboratively with her peers and fostered life long friendships. I was proud to know her and my condolences go out to her entire family!

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From: Andrew and Cindy McCutcheon

We are so sorry to hear about Anne. I have many good memories of our family reunions. Those were precious times. Cindy (Dietrich) and Andrew

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From: Jim and Norma Soul

Dear Family: Please accept our sincere condolences on Anne's passing. Anne and Stan were our friends/relatives for many decades. She will be missed. Rest in peace, dear friend.

 

From: Ronald Pollock

Great lady

 

From: Sulta and Jerry Weppler

Sorry to hear of Anne’s passing. We got to know Stan really well as he and Jerry went to Stratford Teacher’s College together and boarded at the same place. Anne’s name often came up in our conversations. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.Please accept our deepest sympathy and cherish the many great memories.

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From: Richard and Lola kratz, Jerry Lomoro, Frank and Norma Nelson-Lomoro, Matthew and Lisa Kratz

We were very sorry to hear of the passing of your sister Anne Cathrae. Please accept our sincere condolences from our family. Our thoughts and Prayers are with you at this time. May she now Rest in Peace, and the Perpetual Light Shine Upon Her.

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From: Bonnie Jones

My kind condolences to all of Anne’s family. I worked in Anne’s classroom with a special needs child and she also taught my daughter. Her perfectionism, knowledge and skills helped many children. May she rest peacefully

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From: Barb Baron

Anne was a beloved teacher at George Kennedy school in Georgetown, and one of 6 of us who retired in the same year. Anne joined our retired "Wednesday Ladies Lunch" group and regularly made the trip to Georgetown to join us. She shared stories of her life in Own Sound and her passion for the natural world. Anne's cheerful, positive nature and wry sense of humour will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.

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From: Barbara Palmer

My sincere condolences to Anne’s dear family. I know how important you were to Anne. Anne and I knew each other through shared interests: the OSFN, the Huron Fringe Birding Festival, and our cottages on the Peninsula. I thought the world of Anne. She was reserved and sincere, hard-working and practical, meticulous and organized. She will be remembered and missed.

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From: Beth Murray

To Anne’s family. My sincere condolences on the loss of your loved one. Anne was such a great friend and a member of our retired Kennedy group who have lunch a few times a year. She also taught my son Scott in Grade 2. Scott passed away with ALS but would have been 60 on Valentines Day so our friendship goes back many years. I also taught with Stan . I was so touched when Anne as sick as she was came to Georgetown for my husband’s funeral in Nov and thankful that her sister came with her. I will miss Anne’s friendship but I am thankful she no longer has to suffer. Rest in peace my friend. You will not be forgotten!

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From: Wayne & Sheila Martin

Our deepest sympathy to Anne's Family and Friends. Rest in Peace our dear cousin and friend. May you fly to God's Heaven and rest in Stan's arm's. You will be forever in our hearts. Wayne & Sheila Martin