Anna Dupuis Zuckerman
Sunday, November 15 at 11:00 AM
Funeral service and burial in Vancouver, BC.
Sunday, November 15 to Friday, November 20
103 Salal Dr., Vancouver
Shiva from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time
PLEASE NOTE : Funeral will take place at 11:00 a.m. (MST) in Vancouver and therefore, 1:00 p.m. (EST) in Montreal.
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Anna Dupuis Zuckerman passed away on November 13, 2026 in Vancouver, British Columbia at home and surrounded by family and loved ones.
She was predeceased by her husband, Sol (deceased August, 2026), and survived by her beloved four children, Shawn (Nanditha), Sasha (Aliza), Ariel (Gillian) and Rae Dawn, her sister, Mary, and her seven grandchildren (Zachary, Sitaara, Kalel, and Shiloh; Lila; Marlowe and Rowan).
Anna and Sol had made Vancouver their new home for the past two years and were deeply appreciative of the warm welcome they received from the Schara Tzedek Congregation. Prior to this last move, Anna and Sol lived in Esterel, Montreal, Toronto, and Miami Beach. In all of these homes, Anna built a rich and varied community of life-long friends and cherished the love and support extended to her and her family.
Since graduating from Concordia University’s journalism program, Anna’s writing career covered a broad spectrum of topics. Her most recent book, ‘Esterel’, the history of a small town, was published by Textes et Contextes. She had also collaborated in publishing two anthologies of teenaged writings: ‘Jewish Teens of the 90’s’ (with co-producer Andrea Sugar) and ‘The Ceremony of the Bat Mitzvah’. Her most current project was a book about the year she, her husband and their children ‘dropped out’, homeschooled and travelled the world.
In addition, Anna also was a contributing playwright to the Montreal theatre show ‘Picturesque: Voices from Beaver Hall’ (produced at McGill University in November 2015 and at Dawson College Dome Theatre in October, 2018) and more recently the play ‘Waiting Time’ (produced on the MainStage at the 2019 Vancouver Fringe Festival).
Funeral will take place on Sunday, November 15th at 11am (mountain time) Schara Tzedeck Cemetery 2345 Marin Dr., New Westminster, BC.
