Thursday, May 2, 2024 at 1:00 p.m.
Annabelle Titsing-Robinson
1942 – 2024
Annabelle is survived by her daughters: Denise Tschritter, Janice Gilbert (partner John Gilbert) and Sandee Waiand (John). She cherished her grandchildren: Sarah Zemp, Kaleigh Tschritter-Barthel (Tom), Tyler Gilbert, Logan Gilbert (Kristy Linnington), Alex Waiand (Laurel Godfrey) and Kevin Waiand; as well as her great-grandchildren: Elisabeth, Abigail and Wesley Zemp and Shayden Linnington. She will be missed by her brother, Joe Havinga (Ann) as well as other numerous family members and friends.
Annabelle is survived by her daughters: Denise Tschritter, Janice Gilbert (partner John Gilbert) and Sandee Waiand (John). She cherished her grandchildren: Sarah Zemp, Kaleigh Tschritter-Barthel (Tom), Tyler Gilbert, Logan Gilbert (Kristy Linnington), Alex Waiand (Laurel Godfrey) and Kevin Waiand; as well as her great-grandchildren: Elisabeth, Abigail and Wesley Zemp and Shayden Linnington. She will be missed by her brother, Joe Havinga (Ann) as well as other numerous family members and friends.
Annabelle was predeceased by her husbands, William (Bill) Titsing and Leonard (Rocky) Robinson; parents, Jennie and John Havinga; mother-in-law, Dena Havinga; sister, Marie Sterenberg; and brother, Arthur Havinga.
Annabelle was born on August 11, 1942 in Granum, Alberta. She married William (Bill) Titsing, and they raised their family in Nobleford until moving to Lethbridge, where they opened New Way Recreation. After Bill’s passing in 1988, Annabelle married Leonard “Rocky” Robinson in 2001 and they enjoyed a year together before Rocky’s passing.
A Celebration of Life will be held at EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH OF LETHBRIDGE, 4717 – 24 Avenue South, Lethbridge, AB, on Thursday, May 2, 2024 at 1:00 P.M. with Pastor Dave Acree officiating. The Celebration of Life will be live-streamed and may be viewed through Annabelle’s obituary on the Cornerstone website.
Annabelle will be laid to rest in a Family Graveside Service in Mountain View Cemetery at 12:00 Noon.
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We've just joined you online for your mom's lovely service. We really enjoyed hearing more about who your mom was. For us, she was this warm and caring person who sat at the same dinner table as my Dad, Alan Graham. Annabelle was patient, kind and so considerate of dad and always a cheerful face for all of us - with a big hug given whenever we arrived to visit. We are thankful to have known her over the time Dad lived at BGM.
Janice, Logan and Tyler, so sorry on the loss of Annabelle. I enjoyed chatting with her at her care facility and talking with her about you - Logan and Tyler - on what you are busy doing now. She always had a smile for everyone and I looked forward to seeing her when we played there with our string trio. I hope you find comfort and peace as you celebrate her life, laugh and cry over special memories, and reflect with thankfulness on the life you shared together. - Bev and Mark Bellamy
My sincere sympathy to my School chums family on her passing. Annabelle & I went through school together in Granum & I used to see her occasionally in Lethbridge & have a nice visit.
Such a sad lost. Annabelle was a fabulous lady always smiling and helpful. It was a pleasure to know her and look after her at Buffalo grace manor . Accept my sincere sympathy.
So sorry for your loss. Annabelle was a very kind lady and a pleasure to visit with. ❤️
Annabelle was so loved. My mom Lennea and Annabelle became friends at Buffalo Grace manor. Mom cherished her new friends there until her passing last November. Annabelle held a special place in all of our hearts. She always had a smile and a hug to greet us. My condolences and love to the entire family.