MCLEAN, Ann

It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Ann (née Boone) McLean, our loving and devoted wife, mother, sister, Grandma/Nanny, Great and Great-Great Grandma, and friend to all the lives she touched on April 12, 2023. She suddenly passed away following her wishes to spend one last winter in her home.

Ann married Basil McLean (predeceased) on January 17, 1953 in Kirkland Lake. Together, they raised three children Crystal Pitt (Joe Pitt), Gary McLean (predeceased) and Brenda McLean (Mark Smith). Ann took pride in raising her children and later began a career at Teck Pioneer Residence, where she dedicated 19 years of service.

Ann thoroughly enjoyed spending time at the lake. Post retirement, she spent many years at her cottage on Round Lake with her grandchildren Shannon Lapensee (Frank), Jason Pitt, Andrea McLean (daughter in-law Eija Kousa McLean), Sierra Roberti (Andrew) and Breanna Smith.

She loved to garden and had a passion for knitting. Ann was highly skilled in the kitchen and enjoyed hosting large family gatherings. She always looked forward to her weekly Senior’s Bowling League and catching up with the girls at Timmies. Ann was a faithful Toronto Maple Leafs fan and spent many nights cheering on her favourite hockey team. Scrapbooking was a very important hobby in her life to commemorate her children and grandchildren’s accomplishments.

We would like to thank Tina Woollings, Nurse Practitioner, for her care and compassion over the years, along with Dr. McPherson at Kirkland and District Hospital.

To honour Ann’s wishes, cremation has taken place. In lieu of a funeral service, donations can be made in her memory to The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada or a charity of your choosing.

Ann will be reunited with her husband Basil and son Gary later this spring.

“Love you and miss you – Toodle Loo.”

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12 messages received

McLean Family..

So very sorry for your family loss!I had the joy of doing your mothers hair for years.I loved our conversations ..Ann was a very kind women and loved her family.Rip Ann

Tracey Crouse, April 15, 2023

Brenda and family

Only met Ann on special occasions but having said that she was always bubbly and full of energy. She was special to many people! Reunited with her husband and son I’m sure having lengthy and good conversations ! Hang on to the great memories as I'm sure there are many

Claudio, April 15, 2023

Crystal, Brenda and family

I was very surprised to read of your mother’s passing. I have many memories of Ann and Basil at round lake, including Gary. Basil showed me many secret spots to fish. I grew with the McLeans and have many great memories. Ann made the best succini bread. RIP from Andy and Judy McKnight

Andy McKnight , April 15, 2023

family

real sorry to hear of Ann's passing fond memories whenever me and Wanda would visit

William Valliere, April 15, 2023

Crystal & Family

My condolences for the passing of your mom. What a lovely tribute to a life well lived! Thinking of you

Kelly Davis, April 15, 2023

Brenda, Marc, Crystal, Joe & Grandkids

My deepest condolences to all for the passing of an incredible strong, independent, loving person. Christine and I were fortunate to share many years of coffee breaks with Ann and her family was always her pride and and joy, specially her grandchildren. I will miss her deeply, her laugh, her butter tarts. Toodle Loo xo

Michelle Darren Shanelle & Kelden Berthier , April 16, 2023

Ann's entire Family

So sorry to hear of Ann's sudden passing. We got to know Ann and Basil many years ago when we purchased our cottage at South Shore on Round Lake. My sincere condolence to all Ann's love ones as i know how much she will be missed by all of them. My special condolence to Andrea and Eija. RIP Ann.

gloria semple, April 16, 2023

Crystal and Brenda and families

I am so sorry to hear about your mom. Sending thoughts and condolences.

Charlene

Charlene & Rick Owen, April 16, 2023

The family

So sorry to hear of the passing of Ann. Thinking of all of you during this difficult time. God bless and our deepest regards and condolences.
The Zivkovic family

David Zivkovic, April 17, 2023

To Brenda, Mark and all of Ann's family.

So sorry for your loss. She had a lot of people and family that loved her. And I am sure that they will always have a special place in their hearts for her.

Dorothy and Peter Spencer, April 17, 2023

Brenda, Mark and family

I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Your tribute to your mom show that she had a life well lived
Hugs Dale Montpetit ️

Dale Montpetit, April 19, 2023

Maclean Family

Please accept my deepest sympathy in the loss of your Cherished Mother. Ann worked side by side at the TPR with my mother Georgette. After retirement, they would visit each other often. They became good friends. I always enjoyed running into your mother. She always asked about my boys. And when mom was placed in the TPR in her last years, Ann always wanted to know how Mom was doing. The passing of one’s mother leaves a void in your heart no one can replace. Just remember the happy, fun times you had. Those memories will bring a smile to your face.

Claudette Desjardins Guilbeault, April 23, 2023