BARRY NEIL WOLTMAN

Condolences & Memories (12 entries)

• My condolences to the family. RIP - Posted by: Lorraine Keenan (Friend) on: Jun 12, 2012

• I worked with and for Barry for many years, he had a great sense of humour and always took the time to talk. Barry also took great pride and interest in our Customs Ceremonial Unit and I want the family to know that we commenorated him at our annual dinner this past Friday. Rest in peace Barry. - Posted by: Brenda Hildebrand (friend and colleague) on: Apr 30, 2012

• Such good memories of Barry. A good man, compassionate and fatherly. I wish we had spent time retired together. My condolences to his family and a salute to his friends. - Posted by: Ray MacDuff (Friend and co-worker) on: Apr 24, 2012

• Leigh and Stephanie, your father and I were best friends growing up in Emerson back in the 60s. Even after I moved away we still kept in touch. We were both part of each other's wedding parties in the 70s. It seems we lost touch of each other after you guys were born and I moved back to Sask for the 2nd time. I remember your father as a very good athlete in hockey, track and golf (I could never beat him!). He was also a very brilliant man as he excelled very quickly in his career. I have often gone back to Winnipeg to visit my Mother and was wanting to give your Dad a call, unfortunately that cannot now happen. Although I did not see your father for several years I did think about him quite often and I know you guys were very special to him. I pass on my sincere thoughts to you and your Mom. - Posted by: Terry Dingle (Old Friend) on: Apr 22, 2012

• So sorry to hear of Barry's passing. Most of my memories of him are from school days but sometimes those are the best memories. May he find peace. Marlene....please know my thoughts are very much with you and your children, Leigh and Stephanie. With sincere sympathy, Maxine - Posted by: maxine french-wood (old friend of marlene ) on: Apr 22, 2012

• We were shocked to hear the news of Barry's untimely passing. It is difficult to believe that the flowers he so carefully tended at his place on Lake of the Woods, or the many species of birds attracted to his feeders that we daily observed from our kitchen window, or the wonderful freshly caught fish he would treat us to at a moment's notice, will be only memories now, no longer to be renewed. You were a precious friend and neighbor Barry and will be dearly missed. Condolences to the family. Jim & Tia Lohr (Cincinnati, Ohio) - Posted by: Jim and Tia Lohr (Cincinnati, Ohio) () on: Apr 22, 2012

• Too young. Very sad. Thinking of you all. - Posted by: Myrna McGregor (Cousin) on: Apr 22, 2012

• Remember Barry's smile. Always had a piece of paper in his hand and he was always going to a meeting or something else important. He was never too busy however to stop and chat. Condolences to the family. - Posted by: Verne Kulyk (Friend and Colleague) on: Apr 22, 2012

• As a fellow Emersonite as we used to call it i knew Barry as a one of a kind type of guy.He always had neat stories to tell, whether it was a new one or an old but goody one. He is where the grass is always green, the water is crystal clear, and the fish, well we will let Barry tell u when we meet him again! RIP Barry. - Posted by: terry halloran (cbsa employee) on: Apr 22, 2012

• Barry was a great colleague and a very fair and supportive boss. I always enjoyed his stories at mgmt meetings, where he recounted fishing adventures, bear stories and other out door adventures. He will be missed. Rest in peace - Posted by: Mike molotkin (Former colleague) on: Apr 21, 2012

• Condolences to the family. Thinking of you at this very sad time. - Posted by: Delores Steg (Cousin) on: Apr 21, 2012

• Deepest condolences to Barry's family. It is so sad to lose someone that you love. - Posted by: Kelly Seward () on: Apr 21, 2012