Anne-Marie Wilson
August 12, 1964 – July 10, 2021
Anne-Marie Wilson age 56 passed away peacefully at her home, Parkridge Center on Saturday, July 10, 2021 with her parents by her side after a brief illness. She was born and raised in Saskatoon where she spent her complete life. She was one of the first in Saskatchewan diagnosed with a previously unknown genetic neurological disorder, Rett Syndrome. Anne-Marie became involved in the educational school systems for Special Needs with John Dolan, and the first integrated school program at Estey School and a participant for 30 years in the Life Skills program at Cosmo Industries.
We want to thank all the South-2 caregivers and PRC recreational staff for their wonderful and exceptional care and support of Anne-Marie for her 27 years as resident.
Anne-Marie was predeceased by all her grandparents. She is survived by her parents Doug and Anne; her brother Elliott; nephew Liam; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and extended family. She was dearly loved and will greatly missed by all who knew her.
The Service Of Remembrance will be on Friday, July 16, 2021 at 11:00 AM at the Dalmeny Funeral Home, 139 3rd St, Dalmeny, followed by a social gathering with family and lunch at the Dalmeny Seniors Hall.
Please send any memorial donations to Kinsmen Telemiracle.
Arrangements entrusted to Dalmeny Funeral Home 306-254-2022.
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A letter to Anne-Marie in remembrance from Uncle and Aunt
I am writing you this letter to tell you what a proud young uncle I was the day you were born.it was a joy to watch you take your first steps and hear your first words and it was heart wrenching to watch that slowly taken away from you..i can not imagine what that must have been like for you your mom and dad did everything in their power to make sure you could experience the little joys in life that we all deserve the trips to the lake and the food! wasn’t your moms pie good and that little nip of rum and coke with you family before dinner. You knew we were getting away with something because that little giggle said it all. But most of all our angel thank-you for being here and teaching us not to complain about our little trials in life and everything we take for granted. For that we are forever grateful. Have a well deserved rest me-me we love you .
Uncle Tide.
Thank you Unca Tide, Mom was very happy to see this letter this morning, it brought tears as she so wanted to hear from you. We are sorry you are unable to attend the service, I would have really liked to have seen you both there but I understand the circumstances. I talked to Nathan and they will attend so I was glad to hear that. Thank you for your thoughtful words here, we appreciate them. Hopefully we can get Covid behind us and get together soon, I miss you guys, Elliott
Our loving and caring prayers are with you all today in spirit Anne, Doug and family.
We are so sorry that we cannot be there for you to celebrate Anne Marie’s life. As you all understand, we face sacrifices and challenges that can change our plans for the day..
Our sincere thanks for being the mentors of life’s journey with Rett Syndrome.
We will forever hold the memories of your angel in our hearts.
Peace be with you friends.
A rum will be in our hands today.
FollowedvAnne Marie for many years so many visits by a caring family.Think she may have even be at Fran k Eliason . My sympathy on loss of your dear daughter
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