Carolyn Anne Bell
May 23, 2022
Passed away peacefully on Monday, May 23, 2022 at Mariposa House Hospice surrounded by her family. Beloved wife of the late Don Bell (2004). Devoted mother of Donald William Bell (Michelle Soares). Proud grandma of Britani Bell, Tyler Bell, Adam Bell, and Blake Bell. Deeply missed also by Britani and Carolyn’s dog, Lily.
Carolyn was a registered nurse and was committed to health care and the well-being of her community. Her nursing career brought her to the Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital in Burlington, Ontario as a Registered Nurse; an instructor in the Registered Nursing Assistant Program at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario; and finally as a Nursing Home Inspector for the Ministry of Health in London, Ontario.
The family would like to sincerely thank Sandra and Amanda at Champlain Manor; the staff and volunteers at Mariposa House Hospice; the Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital; NSMH Palliative Care Network; as well as family physician Dr. Dharssi for the exemplary care Carolyn received.
A private service and inurnment will be conducted on Friday, May 27, 2022.
In lieu of flowers, those wishing to make a donation in memory of Carolyn are asked to consider Mariposa House Hospice.
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My condolences to cousin Don and family. I will always look back with gratitude at all the wonderful conversations I had with Aunt Carolyn over the years. And I will never forget that she was there for me during some very difficult times offering a word of comfort and wise advice. She was my aunt and a friend. May her memory be a blessing.
A donation has been made to Mariposa House Hospice. Message from the donator: Our heartfelt condolences to Don, Michelle and family.
She was one lady I will never forget I’m so happy I got the chance to meet her and to take care of her during her last chapter in life my thoughts and sympathy to her family❤️
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I was Carolyn's gardener and landscaper when she lived in Barrie. She was easily one of the most unique individuals I have ever encountered. Carolyn was very intelligent, always quizzing me or my workers and chastising us about work, or life. I quite liked her. I wanted to track her down when she left Barrie but life always kinda got in the way of finding time. It's a poor excuse. I'm sad I never got to see her again but happy she's finally with Don (whom she spoke of often).
~ Curtis Frederick