The quiet loss of Ms. Annette Andrews on Saturday, February 3, 2024, at the age of 65, has left the community grieved. Plans are in motion for a Celebration of Life, an occasion to commemorate and honour the lively personality that was Annette, while friends and family cope with her passing.
The event will take place on Saturday, February 10 at 1:00 pm at the Serenity Chapel, which is situated at 6665 New Kings Road. On Friday, February 9, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the NORTHSIDE CHAPEL, Annette will be resting for visitation.
On Saturday, she will be in the Serenity Chapel from 11:00 am until the commencement of the service. Condolences may be left on the website of Sarah L. Carter’s Funeral Home Northside, which is committed to helping the family during this difficult time: www.cartersfuneralhome.com. #ServiceWithinTheHeart
A Life Well-Lived: The Influence of Ms. Annette Andrews
Ms. Annette Andrews radiated warmth, vitality, and a sincere connection to everyone in her vicinity throughout her life. Her sixty-five years were filled with happy and compassionate moments as well as the personification of a spirit that warmed people’s hearts in the neighbourhood. The Celebration of Life turns into a heartfelt event to recognise Annette’s influence on friends’ and family’s lives as we consider her journey.
Reflection in a Sacred Space: The Serenity Chapel
The Celebration of Life in memory of Ms. Annette Andrews takes place in the Serenity Chapel, located at 6665 New Kings Road, which is transformed into a hallowed area. The location was selected with the goal of fostering a peaceful, harmonious environment where loved ones may gather to honour Annette’s extraordinary life. The chapel acts as a forum for conversations, introspection, and expressions of thanks for the time spent with Annette.
Life Celebration: February 10, 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 10, at 1:00 pm, is when Ms. Annette Andrews’ Celebration of Life will be held at the Serenity Chapel. This event provides a chance for the community to unite not only in grief but also in appreciation of the warmth and good energy that characterised Annette’s presence. An vivid picture of her life is painted by the stories, anecdotes, and shared moments that weave together to form the ceremony.
Visitation: An Opportunity for Introspection and Bonding
On Friday, February 9, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Annette will be resting in the NORTHSIDE CHAPEL. During this allotted period, friends and family can think back on the times they had with Annette and take comfort in the fact that they are grieving together. During the visitation time, friendships and a sense of support from the community are fostered, and it becomes an important component of the healing process.
Family Support: Northside’s Sarah L. Carter’s Funeral Home
Serving the Andrews family is our top priority at Sarah L. Carter’s Funeral Home Northside during this difficult time. Their dedication to #ServiceFromTheHeart is a reflection of their kind disposition towards funeral planning and assistance for bereaved families. As the family and the community prepare to bid goodbye to Ms. Annette Andrews, the funeral home steps in as a stronghold.
Comfort Expressions: www.cartersfuneralhome.com
Condolences and words of consolation can be conveyed in the digital age on the Carters Funeral Home website. This website acts as a virtual gathering place where friends, family, and neighbours may share memories, provide consolation, and show support for the Andrews family. The website creates a virtual community that expands the reach of consolation and sympathy beyond the physical gathering.
Love’s Legacy: An Eternal Tribute
The Serenity Chapel transforms into a stage for the last act of a life well lived as friends and family join together to commemorate Ms. Annette Andrews’ life. Annette leaves behind a kind, compassionate, and upbeat legacy that endures as a memorial. The Celebration of Life serves as more than simply a sendoff; it is a group acknowledgment of the positive influence one person can have on a community. For years to come, those who had the honour of knowing Annette will carry her memory and her legacy with them, encouraging deeds of compassion and generosity.
