Funeral Service: Friday, March 21, 2014 @ 11:00 A.M. Lintlaw Community Hall Lintlaw, Saskatchewan Interment to take place at the Lintlaw Town Cemetery Memorial donations may be made in memory of Annie to a charity of one's choice. For those wishing to leave online condolences or sign the guestbook may do so via this website. Annie passed away peacefully at the Yorkton Care home with family at her bedside. She will be sadly missed by her 7 children and their families. Kathy of Saskatoon; Donnie (Shelley) of Vonda; Ralph (Colleen) of Maidstone; Elaine (Lyndon) of Yorkton; Edna (Daniel) of Foam Lake; Lorraine (Ron) of Balgonie; Janette (Steve) of Foam Lake. 15 grandchildren - Pam, Lisa, Kerri; Jennifer, JJ, David; Myles, Crystal, Kelly, Scott, Tyson; Chad, Nicole, Randy and Zachary. 15 Great grandchildren - Brian, Michael; Michalla, Jordon; Emily, Hailee, Blayze; Sam, Mercedes, Cohen; Hayden, Hayley; Reagan, Tanesha, Quilana. Annie is survived by her brother, Fred (Betty) Darmochid and many neices nephews and cousins. Annie was born to William and Nettie (Dembisky) on August 13, 1935 in Stove Creek. Stove Creek is where she grew up and attended school. Annie married Ernie on April 27, 1954 in Preeceville. They began their life together on the farm south of Lintlaw. For the next 25 years they farmed and raised 7 children. They always made time for visiting and playing cards with friends, neighbors, and family. Besides all the regular day - to - day farm chores or gardening, she would take time to go outside and play ball with any of the kids who asked. Then in April of 1979 they sold the farm and moved to Foam Lake. Mom had the good fortune of not having to work outside of the home. She was kept busy tending to her garden that was still too large and to the many flowers she had planted around the house. She was also a lioness member in the community for several years. One of her favorite past times with Ernie was travelling to different lakes where they would go fish together. She would also spend countless hours putting together jigsaw puzzles or doing search a word puzzles. In February of 2013, due to a decline in her health she moved to the Yorkton Care Home. Annie was predeceased by her husband Ernie (2010) and her father William Darmochid (1975) and her mother Nettie Darmochid (1991). Annie brought joy to everyone who knew her and she will be sadly missed by her family and friends.