Anne Marie KIRKWOOD

CALLINGHAM, Anne Marie (nee Kirkwood) Anne Marie Callingham died in the early morning of Sunday, January 1st, 2006 at Pioneer Manor's Cedar Place. Her last stage of life was peaceful and filled with many smiles. Family is what Anne Marie lived for and family was beside her as she passed away. She was 75 years old. Predeceased by her mother and father Maisy and Robert Kirkwood, brothers Rod (the Man) and Bobby Kirkwood, sister-in-law Mary Ann Kirkwood, brother-in-law Pete Callingham, nephews Tony Porter and Joey Kirkwood, niece Becky Ann Kirkwood, and dear friend Adele Fournier. May she find good company in the hereafter. Anne Marie is missed and loved by her husband of forty-two years Bill, her children Mark, Jason, Craig, and Tara Callingham, her sister Mary Catherine and husband Jack Porter, her brother Donnie and wife Judy Kirkwood, her grandson Nigel Callingham Roy and daughter-in-law Michelle Zander Callingham, her cousins Bob Fisher of Florida, Sister Barbara and Mary McKinnon, an Irish Catholic clan of nephews, nieces, and relatives, the Callinghams of Kent County, the caregivers of Pioneer Manor, and the deep friendship of the Sturgeon Crowd. Anne Marie was born and raised in Sudbury. She attended Sudbury Secondary and St. Joseph's College in North Bay. She had lived in Washington, D.C. and travelled to The Caribbean and United Kingdom. She enjoyed Bridge Club, figure skating, and celebrating Wimbledon at dawn. Anne Marie was a secretary for Mayor Joe Fabbro, India's American Embassy, Air Canada, and the Canadian Cancer Society. She worked many hours to help bring The Daffodil Lodge to our community. She watched over her four kids, their friends, and their cousins as they fought and played in the waters of Ramsey Lake. Thank you Anne Marie Kirkwood Callingham. Her husband, siblings, and children will be attending a funeral service at the Co-operative Funeral Home. A memorial and celebration of Anne Marie's life begins at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, January 3rd, 2006 at the Callingham home in Lively, Ontario; 279 Ash Street (formerly the Lively Legion). All are welcome. Donations to the Alzheimer's Society would be greatly appreciated. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the CO-OPERATIVE FUNERAL HOME, Sudbury. 1/2/2006- ID7659671 - Sudbury Star