In memory of

Ana Andjelic

July 27, 1941 -  March 17, 2024

It is with profound sadness that the family announce the peaceful passing of our wife, mother and grandmother – Ana Andjelic.

Ana immigrated to Canada from Pula, Croatia in 1963, to build a new life. Ana quickly found employment at Decarrier Footwear in Toronto. This is where she met Ljubomir Andjelic as he was asked to translate at work as her English was limited.

During their time at Decarrier a courtship developed, and they married in 1966, They started their family with the arrival of Natalie and later their son Mike.

Ana was a very hard-working woman who took pride in everything she did, from her work at Exclusive Footwear for over 25 years to maintaining her Etobicoke home, especially the lawn and gardens. Ana was known for her wonderful cooking as they hosted many meals for family and friends during their lives in Etobicoke.

Ana enjoyed her early retirement years, traveling across Ontario with her husband Ljubomir where they would visit small towns have a picnic and stop at the local flea markets and or casino for some fun.

Ana spent several happy winters in Florida with her best friend Maria, prior to her illness.

Ana and Ljubomir shared their lives for 60 years, their home was always welcoming, filled with love and music even through the challenging times. Mum always said to Dad we didn’t have much in terms of material things, but we have a “happy life” and good children.

Ana was surrounded by the love of her children, Natalie (Michael), Mike (Jennifer) and grandchildren Tatiana and Milan who she deeply loved.

Ana was known for her loyal and feisty nature by all who loved her. Mum appreciated her special relationships with friends and family that supported her and never wavered during the difficult years of her illness.


Our family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to mums Palliative Doctor, Dr. Eric Grayson, his thoughtful, compassionate approach allowed our family to provide mum with the best care at home, which was her wish.

The family is thankful for the support of mum’s care team that consisted of Candy, Jian and Teme as it made mums daily life happy and comfortable.

In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to your local Humane Society as Mum loved animals beyond measure or the Parkinsons Foundation.

As per Ana’s wishes the family will have a private burial at York Cemetery on Thursday March 21st, 2024 at 10am.

Guestbook 

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Agostino Maiorano (Nephew)

Entered March 18, 2024 from Fonthill

Anna Bella sinora save a dance for me. Love you and will miss you lots 💛.

Diane Maiorano (Niece)

Entered March 18, 2024 from Fonthill

Thinking of you in your loss and wishing you strength and comfort at this difficult time.
I will miss my wonderful sweet aunt Ana

Anton Blagonic (Nephew)

Entered March 19, 2024 from Burlington

I will always remember my Aunt Cia Ana. Especially her laugh. I miss her very much.

NATALIE (daughter)

Entered March 19, 2024 from king

Mama,
We miss your presence in the house and honestly, I feel lost without you.

My hope is that you are now at peace, healthy and happy running up there with our all dogs, Duke, Jake, Lucie, Dawson, Magnus and Lima .... please say Hi to Teta Szana.

As I have told you many times t has been my honour to be your daughter and will love you always.

I will live my life with you in my heart and take you with me on life's adventures,

Don't worry will take care of Dad and ensure he is healthy and happy, as we have always done.

Mike and I said we will always remember what you taught us ... to always be good to each other, even on the hard days.
Until we meet again,
Your Natalie

Angela Biamonte (Friend, Mother of one of her Nephews, Anton Blagonic)

Entered March 19, 2024 from Burlington, Ontario

Ana was an amazing person and she most definately had a remarkable life. I feel so lucky that at one time I was part of her family.
I am celebrating the life of a wonderful woman and mourning her passing with her husband Andy and her children Natalie and Mike.
Andjelic Family, please find comfort in each other and you will all get through this together. It will take time but remember she is looking down from above and marvelling at the wonderful and generosity of her family in the support she was given over the years during her lengthy illness.
There are no words for the legacy Ana has left on your family. Her strength of what she has endured will live on.
I’m grateful to have known such a honest, independent woman.
Lots of Love and Hugs coming your way, Angela Biamonte

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