DR. CAROLE MARIE BEAUDOIN

Condolences & Memories (40 entries)

• Carole we still think of you and thank you for the life lessons you continue to provide us! - Posted by: Guylaine (co-worker) on: Apr 20, 2016

• I miss you so much,love you. thank you for watching over us!! - Posted by: Lucille Beaudoin (mother) on: Jun 29, 2015

• I miss you. I miss you. I miss you. - Posted by: Katherine Beaudoin (Niece) on: Feb 18, 2015

• Carole, though my time of knowing you was brief, my memory of you will always be of your amazing zest for life. You were such an incredible mother & wife. May you be in peace now. Scott, Justin, no words can express the sorrow for your loss. May the memories you cherish be of some comfort as I hope time is helping to ease the pain. My thoughts & prayers are with you. My dear friend Curt, my heart broke when I read your news today. The closeness the two of you shared, I can't imagine the heartache. May you know my heart & thoughts will always be with you. Candace, Katherine, my sincerest sympathy, I know your Aunt meant the world to you. My condolences to the rest of the family. - Posted by: Karen Storimans ((Friend of Curt)) on: Feb 01, 2015

• There are so many things that are going to happen in our lives; weddings, graduations, kids, trips, etc. that you will be able to see from Heaven. And that's comforting, but it doesn't change the fact that I miss you. Love you Mom, hope you don't scold me too much when I join you up there. - Posted by: Justin Antoski-Beaudoin (Son) on: Aug 24, 2014

• Pat, Scott, Lucille and Family. So very sorry to hear about Carole's untimely loss. We know how very closely knit you are as a family, and may your combined strength together help you pull through this sorrow. Our continued prayers will be with you all. Tracy Semmer Kloos and Peter Kloos - Posted by: Tracy Semmer Kloos and Peter Kloos (Friend) on: Jul 07, 2014

• To Ma tante Lucille, Curtis, Charlene, Carrie, Scott & Justin, I remember when Carole was a young child, she had a very sweet, kind and gentle way about her. I knew back then how she loved life itself, and that she was always happy. I can recall that she never lost that touch when she joined you on a trip to the cottage at St Laurent many years later. Over the years, she had become a lovely young woman who always gave of herself. She had a strong desire to make this world a better place with her passion for life and her positive outlook. She was indeed a beautiful soul who earned her Heaven. I'm sad that she was taken at such a young age and I'm sorry that she has left behind such a huge void. It is said that each person is given the gift of time on this earth...to live...to learn...to love...and to leave a legacy, and Carole did just that. She made a true difference to others less fortunate than her. May your precious memories of her live on until you see her again. You should know that although Carole may be gone from here, Our Good Lord left her spirit to ease our pain and suffering. Carole's memory will live in our hearts forever. She has gone to serve Our Heavenly Father elsewhere. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time. Love, Monique xoxoxo - Posted by: Monique Ayotte (Gregoire) (Cousin) on: Jun 28, 2014

• Pat, Our condolences and sympathy on your loss to you and your family. With all of our love. - Posted by: Franco and Cynthia Suzio ((friends of Pat)) on: Jun 25, 2014

• Our family will forever remember beautiful Carole.... she always so friendly & cheerful. We were happy to be included among her invitations to fabulous parties - her ideas for Halloween were the best, and it was wonderful of her to encourage parents to bring their children to join in the fun; with many activities designed especially for the little ones. We enjoyed hearing about her travels and getting together for spontaneous Starbucks Coffee visits, board game nights and backyard dinners together over the years. - Posted by: Al, Kim & Allan Palmer (friends) on: Jun 18, 2014

• Thinking of you, Justin, during this very difficult time. Know that you are in the thoughts of everyone here at Béliveau. - Posted by: Jennifer McKinnon (Justin's high school teacher) on: Jun 18, 2014

• I had the pleasure of working with Carole for several years and admired her professionalism and passion for her job. Her cheerful personality and enthusiasm for life will certainly be missed. - Posted by: Nancy MacAngus (Former co-worker) on: Jun 18, 2014

• Scott and Carole were one of our first friends when we moved to Winnipeg in 1993. We met in university. We have treasured their friendship over the last 21 years. lives paralleled each other closely, from working at B & L homes to having sons, 3 months apart. We will miss the frequent get togethers at each other's homes, the humorous conversations, comparing notes on raising only children, our philosophical differences. An observation that both Lori and I noted throughout the last year is that Carole demonstrated a conviction of the future, she never wallowed in pity and bitterness. She continued to have such a positive outlook, centred on others rather than her current predicament. To My good friend Scott, Justin and Carole's family we are very sorry for your loss. - Posted by: John Mergulhao (Friend) on: Jun 18, 2014

• Carole was a remarkable person and a wonderful friend. I will miss her very much. My sincerest condolences to Scott, Justin and all of Carole's family. - Posted by: Lori Mergulhao (Friend) on: Jun 18, 2014

• Dear Scott, Justin, Lucille, and family, Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of your beautiful wife, mother, daughter, and sister. It's so hard to believe she's gone. Carole was an extraordinary woman and I will cherish the many memories I have of all the fun and happy times we had together. I was especially honoured to have been asked to stand up for her at her wedding almost 22 years ago. She loved being a wife and mother and I remember her telling me that her favourite time of day was after work when, Scott, you and she would pick up Justin from school and the three of you would drive home together. She said you would all talk about your day and just enjoy being together. She was an inspiration in how she balanced her home and work lives. I, too, will remember her beautiful smile and witty sense of humour. She never failed to make me laugh and was so good at staying positive and always seeing the humorous side of things. I'll miss hearing her stories and her Carole-isms ("and whatnot..."). Her handling of her illness, will such grace and dignity, was a lesson for us all. The world is, indeed, a much darker place without her. Carole, I will never forget you. As much as I would rather have you here, I have to take solace in the fact that you're no longer in pain. Be at peace, my friend. - Posted by: Debbie Gajdosik (Friend) on: Jun 17, 2014

• Sat Jun 07 standing by her bed & caressing her arm the only prayer I could remember was "Our Father" and "Hail Mary", then I said Carole God has called you home and the angels are picking you up. I said "I love you" and I saw her lips moving and I know she said "I love you too mom." Then she was gone. Carole we love you so much. Family dinners will never be the same. Rest in Peace, I'll see you again in heaven. We watched you struggle and God knew this was enough. love mom - Posted by: Lucille Beaudoin (mother) on: Jun 17, 2014

• I will always remember Carole with a smile on her face. She was a diamond that shone bright. Condolences to Scott, Justin, Pat, Lucille. Kurt, Lynn, Candace and Katherine and all the people that she touched over the years. She will truly be missed. I am sure Carole will shine brightly from above watch over her family. Hugs and Love, Sue, Darcy and Josh - Posted by: Sue (Family friend) on: Jun 17, 2014

• Scott, I am so sorry to hear of Carole's passing; I remember how much you loved her and how proud you were of her and her accomplishments. I fondly recall our attendance at the MGEU's convention in which you were so pleased that you got Stephen Lewis to sign his book for Carole, as he was someone she looked up to. My thoughts and prayers are with you; take care my friend. - Posted by: Jan Henley (past co-worker of Scott's) on: Jun 16, 2014

• My sincerest condolences to you and your family Scott. - Posted by: Renata (previous co-worker to Scott) on: Jun 16, 2014

• Carole never let her illness slow her down or ever stop her for doing whatever she could. She faced it head on and fought it the best she could and never complained or got bitter. She truly was our hero. Her spirit will live on in all of us. - Posted by: Carrie Beaudoin (sister) on: Jun 16, 2014

• Carole had such a vibrant spirit. When my husband and I would visit her in the hospital, she always had a such a positive outlook on things, and was full of smiles and laughs even though she was going through an extremely hard time. She faced her illness with remarkable strength and courage. My sincerest condolences. - Posted by: Deb Sorensen (Co-worker) on: Jun 16, 2014

• So sorry for your loss. My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. Carole will be sadly missed but never forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with Pat and family at this sad time. - Posted by: Chris Mackay (Friend of Pat Antoski) on: Jun 16, 2014

• MY SINCERE CONDOLENSES TO THE FAMILY. I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED WORKING WITH CAROLE SHE HAD SUCH PASSION FOR HER CHOSEN CAREER THE WORLD HAS LOST A REMARKABLE WOMAN HEAVEN HAS GAINED A VERY SPECIAL ANGEL. SENDING HEALING PRAYERS FOR THE FAMILY. - Posted by: DR. BERNADETTE DES MARAIS MELLON (CO-WORKER AT MANITOBA HEALTH) on: Jun 16, 2014

• Carole loved life to the fullest and wanted everyone she touched to do the same. In her spirit: You can shed tears that she is gone or you can smile because she has lived You can close your eyes and pray that she'll come back or you can open your eyes and see all she has left Your heart can be empty because you can't see her or you can be full of the love you shared You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday You can remember Carole and only that she is gone or you can cherish her memory and let it live on You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back or you can do what Carole would want: smile, open your eyes, love and go on. Sisters forever - Posted by: Charlene Beaudoin (Sister) on: Jun 16, 2014

• Carole will be dearly missed by her family and friends but also by the public health community and the very people she tried to help in her research. Merci Carole, on se verra un jour. Michelle - Posted by: Michelle Long (Former colleague) on: Jun 16, 2014

• Carole was very dedicated to the pursuit of her education in epidemiology, while at the same time leading a busy and fulfilling family life and career. She was vibrant, energetic and passionate about her life's work. My condolences are extended to family and friends at your loss. She will be missed as a fun person and a positive force in our world. - Posted by: Greg Hammond (colleague at Manitoba Health) on: Jun 16, 2014

• Carole was an amazing scientist and fun colleague to work with. She will be sorely missed! - Posted by: Kathy Bernard (Colleague) on: Jun 16, 2014

• My world is a darker place without you. I love you so much. - Posted by: Curt Beaudoin (Brother) on: Jun 15, 2014

• Carole was my "second mother" whether it was taking me on amazing trips, helping me with my school work, or just giving me advice and someone to lean on. She will be missed more than anyone will know. - Posted by: Candace Beaudoin (Niece ) on: Jun 15, 2014

• Carole was a wonderful vibrant girl. We drove all of our boy cousins nuts sometimes. I will treasure every summer, every visit, etc. as children growing up. Love you always. Scott and Justin, I'm only a call away and always here for you. Aunt Lu, she will always be with you. - Posted by: Pamela Brooks (Cousin) on: Jun 14, 2014

• My sweet Carole, how the world and my life will be different without you. I cannot tell how many million stories we shared in the first 18 years of our lives.... But as I reminisce I can only laugh out loud and smile with a tear in my eyes. I love you so much. I would have loved one more hug and kiss.... But I will hug you again in heaven. I want to thank Aunt Lucille, Scott, Justin, Curt, Char, Carrie (and Carloe' s presence) that Saturday night for bonding together to send Carole off. I love my family very much. Thank you Carole for shedding your 'blonde' light on us. Always, Dayna. (Aunt Cam sends her love as always) - Posted by: Dayna (Appleton) and Anne-Sophie Bergeron (1st cousin ( and heart sister)) on: Jun 14, 2014

• My deepest sympathies to you all during this time. I got to see Carole once since we graduated way back when! She was still the same smart, witty girl I knew from high school. - Posted by: Sheri Tharnovitch (High School mate) on: Jun 14, 2014

• Justin and our son, Evan, attended elementary school together, but also maintained a casual friendship over the years. Every time we ran into Carole (& Justin) the conversation flowed easily. Carole's zest for life and positive outlook was infectious! We are thinking of you, Scott & Justin. So sorry, Turner/Ramnarace family - Posted by: sheri turner () on: Jun 14, 2014

• I was shocked to see Carole's picture in the obituaries this morning. My deepest sympathies to you Scott and Justin. - Posted by: Mrs. Sheila Lenton (parishioner and catechism teacher from Ste Anne Parish who helped prepare Justin for Confirmation ) on: Jun 14, 2014

• Carole was one of a kind. As beautiful on the inside as out. Her enthusiasm, dedication, spirit and never say can't attitude made working with her a joy. Her efforts have helped countless less fortunate. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family at this difficult time. Rest assured we will never forget her and will carry on the initiatives she was so committed too. - Posted by: Grant McClarty (Co worker ) on: Jun 14, 2014

• Carole was and remains a true inspiration and friend to all of her friends and colleagues and family. Of this I am certain. I very much enjoyed our professional discussions as they related to our respective jobs at the NML. What inspired me so was her dedicated conviction and passion about her work, toward her colleagues, her students and, most of all, her family. Then there were her daily stories about what was going on in her life that day and the humour and wit with which the story was delivered. There was always a gathering of people outside of her office listening to what she had to share; then we would laugh hysterically at her delivery. She will be missed, but she can still serve as an inspiration to all of us! - Posted by: Theodore Kuschak (Colleague at the NML) on: Jun 13, 2014

• So sorry for your loss, you are in my thoughts and prayers Pat and Family. - Posted by: Donna Ferreira (Friend of Pat) on: Jun 12, 2014

• My deepest sympathy to Scott, Justin and Carole's entire family for the loss of such and inspiring individual. The halls will never be the same without the sound of Carole's high heel shoes coming down the hallway. Carole and I took belly dance classes together and I am sure that she is belly dancing now in heaven. You will be truly missed my friend. Melinda Patterson - Posted by: Melinda Patterson (Co-worker) on: Jun 12, 2014

• I worked with Carole for a few years at MB Health, I cannot believe she is gone. She was always a very happy, pretty Lady and was always there for me for any kind of questions I had. I will miss you Carole. - Posted by: Gwen Pruden (Work Colegue) on: Jun 12, 2014

• Our heartfelt sympathies to Scott, Justin, Pat, and Carole's entire family. Thinking of you all during this difficult time. Love Fay Townsend, Christine Jonsson, and Grant Sutherland - Posted by: Fay Townsend (Friend ) on: Jun 11, 2014

• We have very fond memories of Carole and our fun times with Carole, Scott and Justin. It was back in 2001 that we met at Justin, Brendan and Blake's daycare. Soon after, they moved from Hillcrest in St. Boniface to Dufresne just outside the city. Carole and Scott loved to entertain and planned amazingly fun parties and always included the kids. They would plan mystery games, Halloween parties, family birthdays, pool parties....any excuse for a party. We remember how cute Carole looked in her "I Dream of Jeannie" costume. Carole cooked all kinds of great food in the kitchen while Scott barbecued and they always co ordinated everything so well so that everything was out on the table at the same time and everyone was eating on the deck, the stairs, around the pool or in the kitchen. Then there was soccer, hockey, football, swimming, the trampoline and and an ATV to round out the day. In Carole's time on this planet, she brightened the lives of all those around her. Her combination of humour, knowledge and caring made you want to be around her. She will be very dearly missed. - Posted by: Lynn and Sean Murphy (friends since 2001) on: Jun 11, 2014