Whynot, Barbara Joan, age 75, of Bridgewater, Lunenburg County, formerly of Charleston, Queens County, passed away on Sunday, March 8th, 2015, in South Shore Regional Hospital, Bridgewater, surrounded by her loving family.
Born in East Chester, Lunenburg County, she was the daughter of the late Frederick and Zelma (Croft) Simpson.
In her younger years Barbara worked for Manulife in Toronto, before moving back home to Nova Scotia to start a family. Once home she spent many years helping take care of her family. She enjoyed volunteering in her community and could often be seen helping out for many community events. Barb loved animals but had a special place in her heart for dogs. She was a hockey fan, especially of the Montreal Canadiens and an avid wrestling fan.
She is survived by her loving son, David (Catherine), of Timberlea.
She was predeceased by her loving husband, St. Clair and a brother Frederick Simpson III.
Cremation has taken place under the direction of Chandlers’ Funeral Home, Liverpool. A private family service will be held later in the spring. No flowers by request. Donations may be made to the Canadian Diabetes Association or to Lunenburg County Home Support. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.chandlersfuneral.com
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Tony and Kathleen
David and family, so very sorry for you loss. Your mom was always so much fun. Take care. Tony and Kathleen
Arthur and Cathy Anthony
We remember Barbara from many years ago when I worked at the store in Mill Village. She always made you laugh.
Shelly Shupe
David – so sorry to hear about Aunt Barbara. She is finally back with her Mom and Uncle Clair.
Patricia and Stephen
David and Catherine so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
John & Peggy Whynot
Dear David & Catherine:
We are so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you with heartfelt sympathy at this sad time.
Nancy Anthony
David and Catherine: I was so sorry to see that your Mum has passed. She was such a nice lady. My sincere sympathy is with you. Nancy
Anna-Stell and Jordan Vaughn
David and Catherine:
Thinking of you at this sad and difficult time. May precious memories of your Mom bring you peace, strength and comfort.
Anne MacDonald
I’m sorry to hear of your Moms passing. I met your Mom when you were only small. Seeing her in the last few years was always a time I looked forward to. Your Mom was a strong lady, and loved her son, wife and your doggies 🙂 it was a privilege to know Barb.
Leo
Very sorry to hear about your Mom’s passing.
She was a special lady and I have nothing but fond memories of her. It was fun to watch her help you with your schoolwork through your years at Mill Village.
She often mentioned that as you went on to higher grades in school, you would be on your own as she felt her level of education was limited and wouldn’t be able to “help” you any more 🙂
You were the apple of her eye.
Thinking about you David…take care!
Cathy Davis
Dave,
Was so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. She was a wonderful lady who I remember well from school. Thinking of you
Cathy
joyce and byron turner
David and Catheran so sorry to hear of you moms passing.Always enjoyed our visits with you and mun and dad.Are thoughts are with you at this very sad time
Christine Westhaver
David and family,
I am so sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. Remember the good times. Thinking of you.
Audrey Croft-Spencer
Was sad to hear of Barbara’s passing. i always enjoyed visiting her on my trips home to Nova Scotia.
Charles & Barbara Corkum
Dear David & Catherine:
We are thinking of you at this most difficult time. Please accept our most sincere sympathy. Find comfort in your happy memories as you face the difficult days ahead. Take care.
Gord Marshall
David and Catherine,
Very sorry to hear about Barb. She and St. Clair were so good to me when I first went to the camp many years ago. I remember many evenings spent at your house watching hockey with you, David. I miss those days. I am thinking of you.
Gordie
Barry and Brenda
David, so sorry to hear of Barbara’s passing . She is at peace and no more suffering love you and cherish her memories
Travis Vaughn
Sorry for the passing of your mother. In my thoughts during this difficult time. All the best and stay strong. Travis
Robbie & Gail Whynot
David, so sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. Our thoughts are with you
Viv Croft (Whynot)
David so sorry to hear about your mom…….
Dennis & Sherri Harrington
So very sorry for your sad loss.
Tim Whynot
David, so sorry to hear about your mom. Thinking of you at this sad time. Remembering the good times with her will help you through. Take care.
Staci, Anthony and kinsley
so sorry to hear of aunt Barbara’s passing. Cherish the memories. Love you xoxx
Paul & Lori Whynot
David the video was beautiful,I so enjoyed the pictures. So many good memories came flooding back. I remember all the times we spent in the village as kids visiting. Barb will be very much missed,you will be in our prayers and thoughts.
Paul and Lori
Ian Hape and family
David,
We would like to extend our sincerest condolences on the loss of your mom. Watching the slide show brought back a flood of memories and emotions. All the best my friend… RIP Barbara!
April Moreau-Whynot
David ,
I was so sad to see that your mom had passed. She was a kind lady and a great mom , because she raised a fine man. My love and thoughts are with you at this difficult time. And may the memories of her keep you happy until you meet again.
Love April Moreau-Whynot
Tracy Ko
David,
So sorry to hear of your mom’s passing. I hadn’t seen her in years but she’ll be greatly missed. I was going through old photos recently and saw a pic of when she was young- she was a beauty 🙂 Now she can be with all those who left before her and together they can smile down on all of us. Hugs.
Sincerely,
Tracy Ko
Peggy Legge
Was sad to hear of your Mom’s passing. She was a lovely person. I remember going down to visit you all, as if it was yesterday. The t-he kind of laugh she had was precious. My love and thoughts are with you.
Love Peggy