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CAROLINE MARY BELTON

Born: Dec 07, 1912

Date of Passing: Sep 09, 2014

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CAROLINE MARY BELTON Carrie has gone to sing with the angels. Caroline died peacefully in her sleep on September 9, 2014 at the age of 101 years. Mum was born December 7, 1912 in Cartwright, MB to Margaret and Charles Davis. She was one of 10 children of whom Verona Lawler of Hansboro, ND is the only survivor. She is also survived by her sister-in-law Jean Davis of McCreary, MB. She has left her two daughters, Ruth Sanders and Ina Kuchciak (Stan). Mum was fortunate enough to have seven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, and 10 great-great-grandchildren. A great number of family and friends will miss her smiles and stories. She was predeceased by her husband Charles Manly Belton, sons Alan and Henry Belton, daughter-in-law Margaret Belton, son-in-law Sam Sanders, and great-granddaughter Hayley Belton. Mum married her music teacher and moved to Winnipeg Beach where Dad was the vice-principal. Later they moved to Winnipeg and settled at 485 Stiles Street, where Mum lived for 67 years, before moving in with her daughter Ruth. Mum bowled with the teachers league at Polo Park for 50 years and in 1968 had a perfect game of 5 pin. Singing was a large part of her life, first in the church choir and later with the Sweet Adelines. She entertained with Fred Noble and the Ragtime Gals, and finally with the Golden Rule Glee Club in Fort Garry Mum kept her interest in people right to her last day and was free with hugs to all. Her final years were spent at Beacon Hill Lodge where she made new friends and had a different way of life. Many thanks to the wonderful people at Beacon Hill who treated us all like family. Cremation has taken place and the service will be held on September 20, 2014 at 2:00 p.m., St. Andrews Anglican Church, 2700 Portage Ave., Winnipeg, MB 204-832-0117. In lieu of flowers, we suggest a donation to your favourite charity.

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Sep 13, 2014

Condolences & Memories (7 entries)

  • Thank you Caroline for being in my life. Though we met near the end of your journey, you filled me in on much of your beautiful life. I will cherish every memory my friend.you asked me once why you were still here while so many had passed on. The answer is simple. God always saves the best for last. All my love with you dear angel....all my love. - Posted by: Joyce LeClair (Friend) on: Sep 21, 2014

  • Caroline was a wonderful friend, giving so much of herself to entertain others. We will miss her contagious smile, hugs & most of all her caring spirit. We enjoyed many fun tree trimming parties as well as the untrimming parties in later years. Caroline you will make an excellent angel! God bless you in your new life. Art,Doreen & Jonathan - Posted by: Art & Doreen Beals (Long time friends.) on: Sep 19, 2014

  • My condolences to the family. It was a life well-lived. We were neighbours from Craig St.----McCormicks. My MILaw, Marjorie Johnson knew your Mum from Eatons??? Thinking of you fondly. Enjoy your memories. - Posted by: Janice Johnson (Former neighbour) on: Sep 18, 2014

  • I joined sweet Adelines 42 years ago and Caroline was there, so I'm very sorry not to be able to attend her service as I will be out of town at a Sweet Adelines' educational event. When I saw her off and on over the years, Caroline always had a smile, a tune, a little joke and a twinkle in her eye. What a gift to the world! We should all share more of that with each other. - Posted by: Marlaine Stevens () on: Sep 15, 2014

  • What a wonderful life your Mom had. We were blessed to be a part of it. Our thoughts are with you - Posted by: Karen, Leah & Brett Kuchciak (Family ) on: Sep 15, 2014

  • I met Caroline 16 yeas ago. My husband and I sang in the Fort Rouge Glee Club with her. She was always such a joy. She gave me some of her daily lily plants. I'm happy to say I still have them. I think of her always as they bloom. Condolences to her family - Posted by: Ina Nicholson (Friend) on: Sep 13, 2014

  • I first met Caroline in the late 1950's. I reconnected with her in the early 2000's and was flattered that she remembered me. A great lady, sad to see her go. Owen. - Posted by: Owen Clark (Friend) on: Sep 13, 2014

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