Angie Tremblay
It’s with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Angie Tremblay, beloved Wife, Mother, Nana, Sister and Friend.
Angie was Born on March 30, 1956. She immigrated to Canada from Germany with her parents as a baby. They lived in Victoria, Prince George and Whitehorse. She played clarinet in the FH High School band until she graduated.
She married the love of her life August 11, 1987.
She worked at Air Canada Jazz where she was known for her dedication and spirit. She will be remembered for her kindness, creativity and the love she gave so freely to those around her.
Angie is lovingly survived by her husband, her two daughters, and two granddaughters that brought her immense pride and joy. By her sister and her cherished niece and nephews.
She will be deeply missed and forever remembered in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.
Celebration of Life will be held Monday, March 30, 2026 at 2:00 PM at the Church of Nazarene, 2111 Centennial Street.
Jennifer Leach-Trask (formerJazz regional manager Interior BC)
I am so sorry to hear of Angie’s passing. Angie and I did not work together at Jazz, but we often exchanged
messages on our shared careers at Jazz and things we did in our lives outside of Jazz. Angie was always such a pleasure to chat with; she was happy, optimistic, and she brought joy to so many people, including me.
Diane Cummings
To one of the dearest people I know who has been a friend , mentor, and a kind soul who helped me out with her common sense. She’s a kindred spirit who I will miss with all my heart. Condolences to her husband Martin, Daughters Brandi and Denise; as well as other family.
Natashia Pickering
With my deepest sympathy, I am so grateful to have known Angie, whom I always called my aunt. She was a source of comfort and support throughout my childhood, a true safety net when I needed one.
My heartfelt condolences go out to all her family and friends. You are all in my thoughts during this difficult time.
Colleen Tyrner
I’ll see you later, my old friend…you got your wings a wee bit too soon. To the family, and those who mourn…I’m so sorry we saw this day so soon. Prayers and blessings to all.
Paula Nugent
Michael and I are are saddened to hear of Angies passing. She was a wonderful person and will be missed. Love and hugs to Martin and family.
Jane Jacobs
Our deepest sympathies to Martin and Angie’s family. Sending you love and strength today. I have fond memories working with Angie at the Whitehorse airport! She had a great sense of humor!! Jane Jacobs and John Pattimore
Rachelle Zral
A beautiful woman inside and out. I will hold in my heart the memory of Angie’s ever present smile, her warm voice, positive outlook, and fierce determination. Angie and Martin’s love for each other was so beautiful to witness. Deepest condolences to Martin, Brandi, Denise, her beloved granddaughters, and all the extended family, friends, and others who cherished Angie.
Ben Labelle and his family
Our deepest sympathy Martin & your family, sending love & hugs from la famille Labelle
Suzanne Labelle
Our heartfelt sympathy to you Martin and your family, love & hugs to all, from la famille Labelle.
Elayne Sayney
Angie and I worked at CASTA at the Airport during 911 and after. She also came as Mrs. Clause to my students recitals.
We had many a good laugh.She will be sorely missed.
Sending warm wishes to the family.
Brenda Charles
My deepest condolences to Martin and Brandi and Denise. Angie was a good neighbour and friend. She made a difference in this world.
Lois Craig
I was saddened to hear of Angie’s passing. She certainly was amazing at helping many and always cheery. My condolences to the family. I smile as I think of her reunited with her mom Kathie and Erich too.
Darlene Mataseje
It was with great sadness that I heard of Angie’s passing.. She was such a lovely woman who always had a big smile and hug whenever I saw her. Our thoughts are with the family, Darlene and Buck