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L. Doolittle Chapel

  • Cartwright, Harold Arthur
  • Chater, James
  • McKay, Helen Lenor
  • Dionne, David John
  • Harrington, Annie Marqueritte
  • Potter, Bernice
  • Barnes, Raymond Bruce
  • Lysnes, Carl Bruce
  • Gibson, Blanche Ruth
  • Heron, Robert Bruce

J.H. Lynn Chapel

  • Bakker, Theresia Marie
  • Downer, Deborah Louise
  • Richardson, Catherine Jean
  • Hannon, Julia Anne
  • Stephen, Leonard
  • Deschamps, Martin Leonard
  • McCallum, Victor
  • Quesnelle, Helena Marie
  • Robitaille, Clarence Alcime
  • Preston, Hazel Eleanor

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Few funeral homes in Canada can match Carson Funeral Homes for longevity or experience. We have been the "family" funeral home for thousands of client families for over 125 years. A tradition since 1878, we have provided full-service funeral arrangements for all faiths, within everyone's means through the generations.

Admirable though tradition may be, we pride ourselves in our ability to be a leader and innovator in a constantly demanding profession. We are proud of the more than 20 men and women of the Carson family. We believe that each one is a caring, understanding professional who takes pride in helping people.

Announcements and Recent Articles

Giving a Eulogy or Tribute

Many people have difficulty with public speaking, and find it one of the hardest fears to overcome. Add to that the stress of grief, and the thought of giving a eulogy or tribute for a lost friend or loved one can be very difficult. | Topic: Funeral Issues | Read More...

The Importance of Estate Planning - Easing confusion for families following the death of a loved one.

Although death is a reality for everybody, many families coming to a funeral home have little knowledge regarding estate planning. As experts in the field of death care, funeral directors need to know all the answers to their many questions or at least be | Topic: Pre-Planning | Read More...

Why Prearrange

In recent surveys Canadians are shown to have a very positive view of pre planning for funeral arrangements. 79% indicate that it is a good idea to pre arrange yet only 21% have actually made some arrangements. Of that number, the most common cited reason | Topic: Pre-Planning | Read More...

Facing the Christmas Holiday Season After a Loss

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Getting Started

There are many considerations and decisions which are necessary to assure that the funeral chosen meets all the the family's needs and wishes. A full-service funeral director or a preplanning counsellor can greatly assist when arranging a funeral. | Topic: Funeral Issues | Read More...