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Carole Barrett Obituary
Carole P Barrett (nee Maine) passed away peacefully in Victoria hospice.
She is survived and deeply missed by her husband and best friend Brian Barrett of Sidney, (formerly Ottawa).
Carole's career centered in Ottawa where she was the Director General, Civilian Human Resources branch National Defence HQ in Ottawa. She and Brian built their house on the banks of the Rideau river where they enjoyed life over 40 years. Retiring to Sidney in 2010 to assist elderly family members. A volunteer and advocate for many charities, Carole was a kind and talented person who will be missed by many.
At Carole's request, there is no service. Cremation has occurred and her ashes will be scattered over the ocean which she loved, when it is once safe again to gather and celebrate her life.
Donations in her memory welcomed by the SPCA.
She is survived and deeply missed by her husband and best friend Brian Barrett of Sidney, (formerly Ottawa).
Carole's career centered in Ottawa where she was the Director General, Civilian Human Resources branch National Defence HQ in Ottawa. She and Brian built their house on the banks of the Rideau river where they enjoyed life over 40 years. Retiring to Sidney in 2010 to assist elderly family members. A volunteer and advocate for many charities, Carole was a kind and talented person who will be missed by many.
At Carole's request, there is no service. Cremation has occurred and her ashes will be scattered over the ocean which she loved, when it is once safe again to gather and celebrate her life.
Donations in her memory welcomed by the SPCA.
Published by The New Zealand Herald from May 15 to May 17, 2020.
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Sue Fleck (CFUW: Saanich Peninsula)
May 22, 2020
Carole will be sadly missed by her many friends and colleagues in CFUW: Saanich Peninsula. Her enthusiasm , and contributions to our work supporting education for young girls and women in our community were most valued. Our sincere condolences to the family.
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Karen Bellavance
May 16, 2020
I am so deeply sorry. I had the pleasure of being Caroles hairdresser for the past many years. She was such a kind and caring person. She loved her travel; especially her trips locally to get to know the Island. I will remember her fondly.
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