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OBITUARY

Anne Rose Howorth

August 16, 1930 – July 15, 2025
Obituary of Anne Rose Howorth
IN THE CARE OF

Thomson In The Park Funeral Home and Cemetery

"The journey ends, the love remains."

Peacefully on July 15, 2025, Anne passed away.

Anne is lovingly remembered by her children: Gordon (Jin), Herb (Jelena), Randy (Deri), and Cindy (Bill); and by her cherished grandchildren: Michael, Ali, Nicholas, Katelyn, Max, Dylan, and Nicole.

She was predeceased by her husband Ed, her parents Harry and Jean, and her siblings: Bill, Harry, Charlotte, Kathy, Jim, Tom, and Fay.

Anne was born and raised in Novra, Manitoba, in a humble log house without electricity or plumbing. She taught school in Renwer before moving to Winnipeg, where she worked at a bank. It was in Winnipeg, at the age of 20, that she met Ed. They married and built a life together, raising four children.

Anne had a deep love for the outdoors. She and Ed spent many happy days camping—first in a large canvas tent and later in a trailer. Some of her fondest moments were spent around a campfire. In retirement, the two enjoyed traveling, exploring new places.

She was a gifted cook and baker, known far and wide in the family for her legendary three-tier buns. Her kitchen was always a place of warmth, comfort, and delicious smells.

The arrival of grandchildren brought Anne and Ed immeasurable joy. To them, their grandchildren could do no wrong. Days spent with Grandma and Grandpa were filled with books, games, walks to the park, and, of course, plenty of treats.

Anne was an avid curler and golfer well into her 80s, forming lasting friendships on the rink and the course. She embraced life with joy and gratitude, finding beauty in the simple things and sharing that joy with everyone around her.

We are deeply grateful to have had her as our mother and grandmother. Her kindness, laughter, and love will live on in each of us.

Thanks to all of the staff at Simkin Center for assisting in making her final months peaceful.

We will be celebrating our mom at a private family gathering at a later date.

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