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Hartling, Ann-Catherine (nee O’Connor) passed away peacefully at Lakeridge Heights Retirement residence, Whitby on November 6th, 2024 in her 84th year. Ann was born in Kirkland Lake, ON and later moved to Toronto, ON with her husband, Wayne Hartling, where they worked and raised their family. Upon retirement they moved to Barrie, ON where Ann volunteered many hours at the Royal Victoria Hospital (RVH) along with other organizations. Beloved wife of the late Wayne Hartling, and loving partner of Mac MacGregor. Loving mom of Cathy Long (Brian), Marilyn Hannah and Kimberly Hartling (David Weiler). Loving Nana of Nigel, Trista and Shane Weiler and Jonathan, Trevor and Kelly Hannah. Predeceased by her parents, siblings and her beloved daughter, Alanna Marie Hartling. Family and friends are invited to a celebration of life gathering at the MacCoubrey Funeral Home - 30 King Street East, Cobourg, ON K9A 1K7 on Sunday, November 17th, 2024 from 1-3pm. Memorial donations to RVH, Barrie, ON would be greatly appreciated by the family.
Hi Mom - it’s only been 1 week since you left us but it already feels like an eternity & I miss you so much. Thank you for all of your love & support through the years - most of all thank you for choosing to be my mom - I wouldn’t be who I am if it weren’t for you. One of my favourite life lessons you taught us was to laugh at ourselves & I promise to always do so. Love you lots mom xoxo
I will miss you Auntie Anne. Will always remember that giggle you had. Will never forget the numerous trips you made down from Barrie to sit with Dad when he was ill. It meant so much to us. Was glad Karen and I had the chance to visit with you a few months ago. Condolences to Cathy,Kim and Marnie❤️
Dear Nana, you are and will continue to be a wonderful grandmother, mother, friend and partner to me and many others. I remember the times we'd walk to the nearby playground and how the plastic slide was to hot for us to go down. I remember sitting on your carpeted floor and admiring your pretty chandeliers. My favorite memory being when I'd sit on the porch with you and Papa feeding the squirrels peanuts and laughing at how funny their cheeks looked. I will continue to cherish these memories as it is part of who I am, a thankful grand child of Ann Catherine. I will forever see your bright blue eyes in the sunny sky knowing you are still here watching over us all. Love you loads Nana, Trista.
Hi nana, I will miss you a lot. I love the memories and the talks that we had that we enjoyed together, you were always accepting and I felt welcomed everytime I wanted to share an experience or even just a chat. I will miss your smile because it always reminded me how caring you were. I really enjoyed hanging out with you at the cottage or on the dock at Halls lake. love you lots, Shane
Hi Mom... missing you very much. Everything from your smile, your laugh, the sparkle in your eyes, the reminders to laugh at ourselves, holding your hand, your comforting hugs, and even those looks of question in some of my decisions! You created some amazing experiences for me over the years that I am very grateful for. The lessson you shared and taught me have helped guide me throughout my life and helped me become who i am today. Love you Mountain Loads and you will always be with me. Hugs...
Howdy Ann, Sadly, it is your turn to leave this party and head to the next. Mountain size Thanks for quickly opening your arms to me into your caring and loving family. This taught me so very much. You offered and we shared many cherishable memories that will last for eternity. I will miss but never forget your welcoming warm hugs. See you around, Your loving son in law, David
We have made a donation to the RVH foundation In memory of ANN
We will think of Ann with fond memories. 28years ago we along with Ann and Wayne moved to Barrie at the same time. We reconnected at the swimming pool no less!!! Along with Irving and Carole MacAskill( 2 more X Kirkland Lakers) we enjoyed several years of friendship- trips,dinners, parties and even camping days. To Ann’s families, remember all the good memories you have and will hold in your hearts. Harmonie and Brian
Dear Ann Catherine's Family, I am deeply saddened by the passing of Ann. She was one of the most loving souls i know in seasons Retirement Community, and her kindness left a lasting impact on me. When I first joined Seasons, her warmth and acceptance made me feel truly welcomed, even when others didn’t. Despite the way i speak my English language she never sees is as a barriers, she never let them stand in the way; she tried to listened to me and even ask me to repeat myself if she can hear. she cared, and she always made me feel valued. She was never hesitant to express her love and appreciation, and her 'thank yous' felt like gifts of their own. For me Helping her was not only a joy, but it felt like being with family. My colleagues said he is my grand ma. She taught me so much about acceptance and kindness, and I am eternally grateful to have served her. With all my heart, I will miss her. Ann was a gift to everyone around her, and her memory will live on in the kindness she shared. With heartfelt condolences and love, Juliana Ronke Asamo The African girl
A Memorial Donation has been made to the following charity:
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre
Auntie Ann was a kind, loving and giving soul. She was one of my greatest supporters in life and loved hearing about our military life! One of my fondest memories of her is when we had our charactures done at the 400 Market. She giggled the whole time! And we all know THAT giggle. :) My life will forever be better for having known her. We will miss you, Auntie Ann. Much love from Laura, Will and Bryson
A Memorial Donation has been made to the following charity:
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre
Ann, or Nana as I knew her, was a wonderful grandmother and friend of mine. I remember visiting her in the summer and sitting outside feeding the neighbourhood squirrels, a simple memory but it means a lot to me. I just wish I could do it one last time. But now I’ve got to let her go on her way to wherever she’s gone. One things for certain though, it’s going to be a gloriously wonderful place and I know she’s going to be watching us with Wayne from wherever they may be. Rest in Peace Nana, I’ll miss you.