Losing George

When Anne Majic's husband dies suddenly, her world changes in an instant. Overwhelmed by grief, she wonders how she'll navigate life alone. Yet in the midst of the darkness, Anne is visited by "earthly angels" who bring many gifts-acts of kindness, practical help, and emotional support. Losing George: Stories of Grief and Coming Together, tells the tales of the friends, family, and even acquaintances who stepped in to carry her through her painful loss.

From cleaning her home and organizing her finances to sharing coffee, these angels bring light to the darkest corners of her grief. The stories of their compassion and service are inspirational, and they remind us that even in the smallest gestures, we can find great healing in the face of the raw emotions that accompany the death of a loved one.

More than a personal story of loss, this book is a testimony to community and hope. It invites readers to consider how they can come alongside someone in pain and make a difference in their lives. Losing George reminds us all that even in the pit of grief and sadness, light can shine through and lead us into a new day.

Anne Majic was born in New York City and moved to Canada for university, where she earned a BA in mathematics from the University of Toronto and later a Bachelor of Education from the University of Victoria. She and her husband, George, raised their four children in Fernie, British Columbia.

A lover of the arts, Anne is a member of the Fernie Arts Station Visual Arts Group, and she sings with the Fernie Community Choir. She also serves on the Fernie Heritage Restoration Committee, contributing to the preservation of her community.

When she isn't writing or painting, Anne enjoys travelling, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, biking, golfing, or scuba diving. Losing George: Stories of Grief and Coming Together is her first book.