Passed away December 6, 2016 at 90 years. She leaves her daughters, Jo-Anne Skillings (Steve) and Tyea Niblock (Richard); grandsons, Ryan, Sean and Kevin and great-grandchildren, Kaitlin and Levi.
Service will be held on Saturday, December 10 at 1 pm at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Drive, Victoria.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Gardens
www.mccallgardens.com
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Pam Kaiway
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natalie woods So very sorry for your loss. The service was a lovely tribute to your Mother, Jo-Anne and Tyea.I understand your pain all too well. Hold on tight to each other as you find your new “normal”.Our Mothers taught us so much,and instilled in us a strength, that now as you need it, will carry you. I hope with time you will find comfort in the wonderful legacy your Mom has left on this earth.Nataie
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Debra Page Dear Jo-Anne & Tyea
My heart felt condolence to you and your families.
I always remember Aunty Anne’s beautiful smile and that she was the only one shorter than me.
Know that I am thinking of you all and praying that God’s peace will comfort each one of you.
Debra Page (Edgington)
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Edna Edgington Tyea and Jo-Anne so sorry to hear of Anne’s Passing. Deepest Sympathies from our Family. We will always have fond memories of her, and we will think of her often. Love Aunty Edna and Family
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Greg Gudgeon Tyea and Jo-Anne, I am so sorry to here of your mom passing recently. My condolences.
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Roxanna Smith My deepest sympathies Jo-Anne and Tyea and to your families on the loss of your dear Mom/Grandma. I have many wonderful memories at your home on Wenman Drive with your Mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time. Roxanna Smith (Powers)
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Patricia O'Meara-Thompson Remembering the happy times we had together
when students at RJH nursing school,
and through all these years.
My thoughts and prayers are with all the family.
Blessings, Patricia O’Meara-Thompson
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Terry Harrison I always admired Aunty Anne as one of the first Canadian born Chinese women who got an education and was able to have a professional career during a time of prejudice, but changing attitudes.
My sympathies for your loss, and regrets being unable to attend the service.
Terry Harrison (Eldest sister’s middle daughter)
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Niece / Cousin Patti Auntie Anne must have enjoyed a full and rewarding life, both at home and professionally. I fondly remember my first summer holiday so many years ago – your mom kindly invited me to join you at Shawnigan Lake. It was so much fun and all four of you made me feel so welcome.
I am sorry to be unavailable to attend her memorial service on Saturday and hope that all will go well. I will include her and your (our) family in my prayers. May warm and happy memories together keep Auntie Anne alive in your hearts and may her grandchildren and great-grandchildren remember her with love and hear great stories from you about her.
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Jane Wright What a lovely picture of Anne you have posted. We will all miss her as we have missed her gems of advice and wonderful friendship these past few years. Enjoy the good memories. Love, Jane and Roger
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Judy skinner My deepest sympathies to Tyea and her extended family. May your mum rest in peace.
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Judy Pollock/Fonseca Sorry to hear about you mom, Tyea. I have fond memories of her and your dad when you lived on Wenman. Your mom knit me a cowichan sweater in about two days flat, and I wore it for years. I was always amazed by her energy.
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Judy skinner My deepest sympathies to the family. May she rest in peace.
Joanne and Tyea,
I will always remember Auntie Anne’s smile and her cheerful helpfulness. Also her welcoming ways at your homes on Atkins Road, Wenman and at ‘the farm’.
My thoughts are with you and your families.
cousin Pam Kaiway