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CAROLINE HARDIE

Date of Passing: Jan 20, 2015

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CAROLINE HARDIE With family by her side, Carol passed away on January 20, 2015. Carol is survived by her devoted husband of 55 years, Ron, her children, Laura (Kerry), Roy (Cherylene), Andrew, Valerie (Doug), and her grandchildren, Tom, Erik, Cole, Quinn, Tracey, Barbara and Kevin. Born in Winnipeg and growing up on the farm in St. Genevieve MB, Mom was the oldest daughter of 13 children. Mom was a member of the Warren UCW, the Warren Curling Club, the 1st Warren Scouts, and the Warren Hall Board. Warren will always be home and when Mom and Dad retired to Stonewall in 2003 the Warren ties were not broken, more great friends and neighbours were added to the circle. Mom worked at Bristol Aerospace in Stony Mountain, and at the Fire Program with the Province of Manitoba. Mom was given the gift of life through a donor kidney transplant in 1989. This was an extraordinary gift of 25 additional years of marriage and to be a significant part of her grandchildren's lives into adulthood. Forever grateful for that gift of life - for years she co-ordinated the Kidney Foundation canvas in the Warren area and until just the last year she distributed and collected Kidney Foundation donation coin boxes in local stores, rolling coins for hours. Mom and Dad travelled to Texas, enjoyed numerous bus trips to the U.S. and spent several winters in Penticton. The family would like to thank Rev. Robert Humble and his wife Heather for their support and visits at home, in the hospital and the dialysis unit. Special thanks to Dr. David Rush, Director of Transplant Manitoba, the staff at Seven Oaks Hospital, in particular to the Dialysis Unit 1 and Unit 2 staff and to Bob and Brenda in spiritual care for their support and guidance. Thanks to family, friends and neighbours from Warren and Stonewall for your love, your stories, your gifts of time and food and messages of support. In lieu of flowers, donations to The Kidney Foundation of Canada, Manitoba Branch, www.kidney.mb.ca or 1-800-729-7176 or the Warren United Church, Box 324, Warren, MB R0C 3E0, are appreciated. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, January 24, 2015 at 1:00 p.m. at MacKenzie Funeral Chapel, 433 Main St., Stonewall. MACKENZIE FUNERAL HOME STONEWALL mackhome@mts.net (204) 467-2525

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 22, 2015

Condolences & Memories (21 entries)

  • Dear Ron, Just found out about Carol and we were so sad to hear this news. We are in Penticton and have been asking people from Manitoba about you guys. It was suggested I check online and this is where I found out. We have thought of you both a lot and the fun we had here. Please accept our deepest sympathy . - Posted by: Marilyn And Bill Sveinson (friend) on: Mar 14, 2015

  • For the Hardie Family, Ron, Laura, Roy, Andrew, Val. I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Carol recently. Our paths crossed this last summer,although ill, Carol still had a tank full of spunk,wit,and unforgettable humour.Cherish the memories, that's one thing that's yours forever. - Posted by: Monica Buhay (Girlfriend (from Warren)) on: Jan 30, 2015

  • Dear Ron and family, Carol was a wonderful friend and neighbour. My childhood is full of Carol moments! Whenever someone needed a helping hand Carol was the first one to offer. Her common sense approach, wonderful smile and "can do" attitude will be missed amongst her friends and family. I will never forget learning to make pickles as a child with Carol! Oh boy, she was patient! Her family will miss the rock that she was over the years. Carol and all of you are in my thoughts. Edna McLellan - Posted by: Edna McLellan (Family friend) on: Jan 30, 2015

  • Sorry to your family. I remember her as a quiet, well brought up girl. - Posted by: Marie-PauleFiola (School friend) on: Jan 26, 2015

  • To the Hardie family we are so sorry to hear of your loss may you be comforted knowing that she will always be with you in spirit and your hearts - Posted by: Donna and Glenn Grantham () on: Jan 24, 2015

  • I am very sorry to read about the loss of your mother, Roy. My thoughts are with you during this time of mourning. My sincerest condolences goes out to you and your entire family. - Posted by: Guy Wilde (Friend) on: Jan 24, 2015

  • Dear Ronald, Laura, Roy, Andrew and family - our thoughts and our hearts are with you - so many memories, over so many years. Carol was a truly good person, stalwart, always a smile and a helping, understanding hand. Even though we are on the other side of the world Caitlin and I are with our Canadian family and send all of our love. - Posted by: Carol Curran (cousin in law / friend) on: Jan 24, 2015

  • Dear Ronald, Laura, Roy, Andrew and family - our thoughts and our hearts are with you - so many memories, over so many years. Carol was a truly good person, stalwart, always a smile and a helping, understanding hand. Even though we are on the other side of the world Caitlin and I are with our Canadian family and send all of our love. - Posted by: Carol Curran (cousin in law / friend) on: Jan 24, 2015

  • I just heard of your Wife's passing and I am truly sorry.I know myself after so long together with a partner it can take some time to get over it if you ever do.Myself it has been 5 years and I still have many good memories as I am sure you will.I would like to say on Del's behalf and mine,thank you very much for looking after Token.I know you couldn't keep her and had to let someone else have her.Maybe they would let you have her back now to keep you company. When you are feeling up to it I would like to know who has her now as Del has occasionally asked (but not often).My number is 1-204-8886340 or cell 1-204-8019034.Again our sincere condolences. - Posted by: Harris Clinch (Del Macdougall's Nephew and Token's buddy) on: Jan 23, 2015

  • Ron, we cannot express our deepest sorrow with the passing of Carol. She was a very special and brave person. You will have many fond memories of the 55 years you had together and the many trips you were able to enjoy. She will always be in your heart, as well as Laura, Roy and Andrew's. She is in a better place now with no pain. Rest in peace, Carol, we will never forget you. Our condolences to you and the family. - Posted by: Joyce & Chic Seabrook (nee Bemi) (Friend ) on: Jan 23, 2015

  • Living next door to Andrew for the last 14 years has given us the opportunity to get to know Carol and Ron well. Two people that I loved to hear bicker back and forth as I missed that with my parents. Carol always stuck up for me telling my hubby he should do more. She had a lot of spunk and didn't care. Thank you Carol for always trying to help me fit in, Warren being from the military and knowing no one here. Thank you Carol for all you have done and for all the help we know you will be in heaven. - Posted by: Roxann and Ian Robbins (Friends and neigbours) on: Jan 23, 2015

  • Our thoughts are with you Roy, the boys and of course your sister Laura's family as well and of course Andrew. Please give your dad a hug from me. take care - Posted by: Linda and John Neufeld () on: Jan 22, 2015

  • Rest in peace auntie Carol. You're in the arms of angels now! Always in our hearts! - Posted by: Lacey Friesen (Niece) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • To the Hardie family: so sorry to hear of Carol's passing. She was a wonderful person and will be missed. - Posted by: Fran Johnson (friend) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • I Met Carol & Ron Through My Sister (Valarie). Valarie Became A Foster Daughter To Carol & Ron. My Siblings And I Were Living In Wpg At The Time. Word Was Carol & Ron Wanted To Take All Of Us Kids In But There Was Just Too Many Of Us. 5 Of Us. When We Moved To Stoney Mountain We Would Go To Their Place In Warren Mb. A Two Storey House And Spend Weekends. Never Wanted To Leave, It Was A Joy Staying There. They Were Known As A Kind Family. Never Forgotten. RIP Carol. - Posted by: Corinne ( beauvais ) bushie (friend) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • I will always remember Carol for her infectious smile and attentiveness during a conversation. She was gentle in her approach and always made me feel as though she truly enjoyed every word we shared. I am sorry for your loss and am sending you strength and love. xoxoxo - Posted by: Brandi (Laura & Kerry's niece) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • Ron, our sincere condolences with the passing of Carol. Cherish the fond memories of the 55 years you had together and the many trips you were able to enjoy. She will always be watching over you. Laura, Roy and Andrew, our condolences also. She was a very brave womAn to have undergone all what she had to. Cherish her memory. - Posted by: Sharon and Royce Yackel (Friend) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • After meeting our new friends, Kerry & Laura, it was an additional bonus to get to know Carol & Ron. Their relationship is so unique, quite literally like peas in a pod. So much did Carol remind Donna of her own mom, who passed away in 2000, that Donna had a special attachment to Carol. Our sons have a happy memory of Carol at our cottage, playing cards and wearing football helmets and laughing so hard that it quite scared Ron, Kerry and Dan who were outside by the campfire oblivious to what was going on inside. Ron and Carol - we will forever love you both. May you rest in peace Carol. The Schaefer Family - Posted by: Dan & Donna Schaefer (Friend) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • RIP Aunty Carol. You will forever be remembered for your kind, loving, giving nature. May peace surround you as you continue on your eternal journey. "Say not in grief she is no more, but give thanks that she once was." Love Lynne and family. - Posted by: Lynne Lowe (Niece) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • So sorry to hear of Carol's passing. Our regrets that we will not be able to attend the service on Saturday, but we are in the US right now We are so glad we had the chance to visit with Carol at Pat and Bruce's last summer. Love and sympathy to all the family. - Posted by: Margaret and Ken Riddell (friends ) on: Jan 22, 2015

  • To the Hardie family - we are so sorry to hear of Carol's passing. Our thoughts are with all of you at this time. Cherish the memories of what a wonderful person she was! - Posted by: Bernie and Greg Savoie (Grew up in Warren) on: Jan 22, 2015

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