ANN TRUMP

Condolences & Memories (5 entries)

• I, like the previous tribute also knew Ann when we worked together at Pizza Place. She endured challenges when she was a young wife and she would talk to me about it. It was obvious that she received a lot of support from her husband, John. They were a tight couple and I remember being invited to their home for dinner. Last time I saw her was when she worked at the admitting desk at Victoria General Hospital the night I brought in my father late one night. I was so glad to see her and speak with her that I regrettably momentarily forgot my father sitting in pain in a wheelchair I had brought him. It seems like it has been a few years since her death but I imagine her passing will always be hard on John. - Posted by: Armande Martine (Co-worker) on: Jan 18, 2021

• We've known Anne and John since Georgia and Matt were dating. We were always treated very kindly by Anne and John. We were invited to their home for dinner and conversation. Anne kept that house neat as a pin. You would not know Anne was sick as she never seemed to let it bring her spirits down, she had a very upbeat personality every time we talked. She was very excited to be a grandma and very proud of her two granddaughters. We feel that she truly loved our Georgia which makes her passing that much harder to live with. We offer our sincerest condolences to John, Matt, Dave and Laura. We will miss Anne. - Posted by: Scott and Barbara Hunnie (Georgia Trump's parents) on: Apr 20, 2015

• I grew up with Ann on Lipton St. We went through elementary, junior high and high school together. We were inseparable, I spent so much time at her home I was able to understand her mother's very thick Scottish accent. I remember passing time at Ann's home listening to good Scottish music, I particularly remember the song Nobody's Child always made us cry. Years passed, Ann and John married and raised a wonderful family, I was blessed to be reconnected with Ann about five years ago we enjoyed lunches together. Ann was always very positve about life even through her hardest days. Ann you will be truly missed by everyone you have touched with your love and inspiration. - Posted by: Rocchina baragon (Friend ) on: Apr 20, 2015

• Far as I know, I met Ann only once, but to meet her is to remember her. She was a beautiful woman, inside and out!!! - Posted by: Lois Reimer (Friend from church) on: Apr 19, 2015

• I met Ann when I worked at Pizza Place in Southdale...she was the hostess and I was a waitress. It was my first job in Canada since I immigrated here from Scotland. We had some laughs there and that's when I got to know her. Actually we went to the same school in Scotland but not during the same time....our paths never crossed. Ann and I stayed on the same bay when our kids were growing up in southdale so we became closer friends.. Ann and I drifted in differant paths ....got busy with our famiies and life....but I always thought of her from time to time....she was a great mother and wife she was very proud of her family. I remember she loved to go to differant tea shops and loved flowers ...she loved her grandkids...she would on occasion tell me about them....I always seen her at the Scottish folkarama serving the food ....and her granddaughter would do her dancing ...she was very proud...my heart goes out to John he's left wit out his soul mate. I have lost three friends over the last few months ....this cancer has a lot to answer to ....I know John is going to lost with out his Ann .. thank goodness he has such a good family to turn to....rest in peace Ann. - Posted by: Rosemary Mair (Friend) on: Apr 18, 2015