Ann Gough

Deeply saddened to learn of Ann’s passing. We served together at 7:30 mass, pre Covid. Ann was a sweet soul and her faith was inspirational. Rest In Peace Ann. Come Holy Spirit.

Kate & John and Rob & Gail and families—Our deepest condolences in the loss of your mother. Ann was a wonderful friend and neighbour for many years. A memorial donation has been made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation in her memory..

My condolences to you Rob and Kate and your families on the passing of Ann. Connie and I have many fond memories of our parents' friendship over the years.

Rest in Peace

A donation has been made to Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Dear Rob and Kate, We are sorry to hear of the passing of your Mom. A kind and generous soul is no longer physically here with us, but remembered by so many who were honoured to know her. Our condolences, With Love, Cousin Susan and Tony. We are out of country, but thinking of you and your Families.

My deepest condolences to my dear friends Kate and John and all of your family. Your dear Mom had a long and beautiful life and she was loved and treasured by all of you. I like to think of her reunion with your dear Dad and I hope that makes you smile and eases your loss. With love and prayers. Janie

I met this wonderful, strong, fiercely independent and cheerful lady only once in my lifetime. Her daughter, my friend of over 30 years, Kate Hyland, took me to meet her when my husband and I visited Canada for the very first time in October 2019. It was only months before the COVID pandemic madness started. Sleep well Mrs Gough. I’ll remember you with fond affection.

Rob, Kathy and families, we are so very sorry for the loss of your mom. Your mother was a beautiful lady, friend and neighbour. We will always remember her and your dad as two special people who had an impact on our lives. Your wonderful memories of her will help you through this sad time.

Your mom, Kate was such a gracious, wonderful person and when she served almost every Sunday, pre co-vid time, at St. George, she did it so reverently. I am sure she is missed by all who loved her. She is now in heaven looking down and smiling at all of you. Joan Ives

dear Kate and John, we are so sorry for the loss of Ann, such a faithful friend from the parish. her serving mass at 7.30 the last number of years pre-Covid was an inspiration, Ann was thoughtful and determined. She always had a word of encouragement. A true Servant Leader she was. I will miss her presence. We wish you strength to continue the journey with out her physical presence. I the hope of the Resurrection. Toinette and tony Parisio

My sympathy to Ann’s family as you mourn your dear Mother’s death. I remember Ann so well from my time at St. George parish. During that time Bob took part in the RCIA process. Ann accompanied Bob as he faithfully attended the weekly meetings. I also remember the beautiful hats and mitts Ann would knit for the less fortunate. Even after I left St. George, Ann and Bob would drive to Chatham with a huge box of knitted good for me to give to the poor. We also had such a great visit. What a beautiful couple now united in the Communion of Saints.

A donation has been made to Heart & Stroke. Message from the donator: Sorry for your loss.

I met dear Ann on an outing to Lakeside in which she was so happy and appreciative to have gone on a new adventure. She enjoyed her day immensely. Anyone who had the pleasure of knowing her and seeing that lovely smile can consider themselves very fortunate. May the good family memories help your family through this difficult time.

Ann was an amazing and faithful person filled with light and joy. She was one of the world’s oldest altar servers as she faithfully helped us weekly at the Sunday 7:30 am Mass. She will be dearly missed but rejoicing in heaven!!