It is with profound love and heartbreak, Carolyn Boyd's wife, Mary, announces Carolyn's passing, Friday March 17, 2023, at the age of 79.
Her exceptional end of life care was provided at The Bridge Hospice, Warkworth. Mary and Carolyn's friends want to thank the compassionate and caring staff, nurses, PSW's and administration that provided support, respect, and skill during her stay and particularly in her final hours. Special gratitude to Dr. Kelly Parks, who devoted her precious time and expertise to both Carolyn and Mary over the length of Carolyn's illness.
Carolyn's strength, integrity, amazing wit, and dry sense of humour was felt by all those who had the opportunity to know her. She was a strong woman with a quiet grace that belied the depth of her wisdom and engagement with the world, her friends and family.
Carolyn was an avid gardener, excellent athlete (pickle ball), lover of historical fiction and biographies and quite the extraordinary handy person. She was a maker of exceptional music playlists that were prized by her friends who received them. The bird houses she built became a collection for all to admire. Her favourite pastime was dancing with her Mary. Further to her many accomplishments was her love of fashion and her shoes…. Carolyn was always immaculately attired.
Remembered by her loving and adoring wife Mary Campbell. Predeceased by her parents Doreen and Ed, her brother Bill and twin brother Robin. Missed by her sister and brother-in-law Jane Campbell and John McLeish. Her pets, Archie, Maude, Lyndsey, and Alice were like family to her.
A small private gathering will be arranged at a future date in celebration of Carolyn's life.
Those wishing to make a donation in her memory may do so to The Bridge Hospice in Warkworth.
Forever in our hearts, she will be missed and dearly loved.
Her exceptional end of life care was provided at The Bridge Hospice, Warkworth. Mary and Carolyn's friends want to thank the compassionate and caring staff, nurses, PSW's and administration that provided support, respect, and skill during her stay and particularly in her final hours. Special gratitude to Dr. Kelly Parks, who devoted her precious time and expertise to both Carolyn and Mary over the length of Carolyn's illness.
Carolyn's strength, integrity, amazing wit, and dry sense of humour was felt by all those who had the opportunity to know her. She was a strong woman with a quiet grace that belied the depth of her wisdom and engagement with the world, her friends and family.
Carolyn was an avid gardener, excellent athlete (pickle ball), lover of historical fiction and biographies and quite the extraordinary handy person. She was a maker of exceptional music playlists that were prized by her friends who received them. The bird houses she built became a collection for all to admire. Her favourite pastime was dancing with her Mary. Further to her many accomplishments was her love of fashion and her shoes…. Carolyn was always immaculately attired.
Remembered by her loving and adoring wife Mary Campbell. Predeceased by her parents Doreen and Ed, her brother Bill and twin brother Robin. Missed by her sister and brother-in-law Jane Campbell and John McLeish. Her pets, Archie, Maude, Lyndsey, and Alice were like family to her.
A small private gathering will be arranged at a future date in celebration of Carolyn's life.
Those wishing to make a donation in her memory may do so to The Bridge Hospice in Warkworth.
Forever in our hearts, she will be missed and dearly loved.
It is with profound love and heartbreak, Carolyn Boyd's wife, Mary, announces Carolyn's passing, Friday March 17, 2023, at the age of 79.
Her exceptional end of life care was provided at The Bridge Hospice, Warkworth. Mary and Carolyn's friends want to thank the compassionate and caring staff, nurses, PSW's and administration that provided support, respect, and skill during her stay and particularly in her final hours. Special gratitude to Dr. Kelly Parks, who devoted her precious time and expertise to both Carolyn and Mary over the length of Carolyn's illness.
Carolyn's strength, integrity, amazing wit, and dry sense of humour was felt by all those who had the opportunity to know her. She was a strong woman with a quiet grace that belied the depth of her wisdom and engagement with the world, her friends and family.
Carolyn was an avid gardener, excellent athlete (pickle ball), lover of historical fiction and biographies and quite the extraordinary handy person. She was a maker of exceptional music playlists that were prized by her friends who received them. The bird houses she built became a collection for all to admire. Her favourite pastime was dancing with her Mary. Further to her many accomplishments was her love of fashion and her shoes…. Carolyn was always immaculately attired.
Remembered by her loving and adoring wife Mary Campbell. Predeceased by her parents Doreen and Ed, her brother Bill and twin brother Robin. Missed by her sister and brother-in-law Jane Campbell and John McLeish. Her pets, Archie, Maude, Lyndsey, and Alice were like family to her.
A small private gathering will be arranged at a future date in celebration of Carolyn's life.
Those wishing to make a donation in her memory may do so to The Bridge Hospice in Warkworth.
Forever in our hearts, she will be missed and dearly loved.
Her exceptional end of life care was provided at The Bridge Hospice, Warkworth. Mary and Carolyn's friends want to thank the compassionate and caring staff, nurses, PSW's and administration that provided support, respect, and skill during her stay and particularly in her final hours. Special gratitude to Dr. Kelly Parks, who devoted her precious time and expertise to both Carolyn and Mary over the length of Carolyn's illness.
Carolyn's strength, integrity, amazing wit, and dry sense of humour was felt by all those who had the opportunity to know her. She was a strong woman with a quiet grace that belied the depth of her wisdom and engagement with the world, her friends and family.
Carolyn was an avid gardener, excellent athlete (pickle ball), lover of historical fiction and biographies and quite the extraordinary handy person. She was a maker of exceptional music playlists that were prized by her friends who received them. The bird houses she built became a collection for all to admire. Her favourite pastime was dancing with her Mary. Further to her many accomplishments was her love of fashion and her shoes…. Carolyn was always immaculately attired.
Remembered by her loving and adoring wife Mary Campbell. Predeceased by her parents Doreen and Ed, her brother Bill and twin brother Robin. Missed by her sister and brother-in-law Jane Campbell and John McLeish. Her pets, Archie, Maude, Lyndsey, and Alice were like family to her.
A small private gathering will be arranged at a future date in celebration of Carolyn's life.
Those wishing to make a donation in her memory may do so to The Bridge Hospice in Warkworth.
Forever in our hearts, she will be missed and dearly loved.
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