Passed suddenly at Georgian Bay General Hospital on Monday May 20th 2024 in his 64th year. Barry, loving husband to Bernadette, will be sadly missed by his mother Patricia, by his sisters Beverly (Brian Davis) and Cheryl (Brian) Boulton, by his step son Daniel Fillion, and by his many nieces and nephews. Barry will be missed by his many motorcycle friends from many different riding clubs. The family will receive friends at Carson Funeral Homes – JH Lynn Chapel, 290 First Street, Midland (705) 526-6551 on Friday May 24, 2024 from 2 – 4 & 5 – 8 p.m and on Saturday May 25, 2024 from 10am until time of funeral service in the chapel at 11 o’clock. Cremation to follow. Donations to the Diabetes Association and/or the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be greatly appreciated by the family.
Visitation
- May 24, 2024 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM - J.H. Lynn Chapel Directions
- May 24, 2024 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM - J.H. Lynn Chapel Directions
- May 25, 2024 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM - J.H. Lynn Chapel Directions
- May 25, 2024 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM - J.H. Lynn Chapel Directions
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Rita Fillion
Jun 14, 2024Sorry for your lost Bernadette and Daniel and family keeping you in my prayers fly high Barry
Lorette Fillion and Domenic Falcone
Jun 14, 2024Very sorry to hear this news. Our condolences to Bernadette and Daniel and to entire loving family and friends. Domenic and Lorette. xox
Amanda Rego
Jun 12, 2024What a big loss this is to the world. I will never forget you Barry. Thank you for always showing up for me and being a pain in the ass. Make sure you annoy all our loved ones for us. 💜💜
Jim MacMillan
May 27, 2024Our sincere condolence on the passing of Barry. He will be greatly missed.
Cheryl Taylor
May 26, 2024I Met Barry many years ago even got to ride on his bike was great. Good guy with a big heart who always had a smile on his face, passport in hand and hands on the motorcycle grips....lol You will be missed Barry may you say hi to Erwin up there and go riding together. RIP condolences to Bernie and the Leduc family.
Glen & Karen Berthelot
May 26, 2024So saddened to hear of Barry’s passing. Glen worked with Bernie at Baytech and also rode together many a time. Our sincere condolences to Bernie and the family.
Laura Mattice
May 24, 2024I am so sorry for your loss. Barry was always a great part of my day. He would come into the campus to have a friendly chat while on his bus route. He saw me walking one day and said his wife was always trying to get him to walk more. He loved sharing in our pizza days if he was around. We were shocked when we heard he had died. The staff and students here at Georgian College Midland will miss his smile and jovial hellos. Rest in Peace Barry.
Brian and Brenda Robinson
May 24, 2024Our deepest sympathy to Cheryl, Brian and family.
Mike and Lisa Gridley
May 24, 2024Barry was such a good neighbor and had a heart of gold. He'd wander up the street chatting with everyone and helping whenever needed. Such a gem...a wonderful person. He will be missed by so many people.
Ernie Wells
May 24, 2024Hey buddy, I know it's free and easy riding with all who have gone before. Say hi to Dave for me. Sorry we haven't talked in a while. Thank you for all the help you gave my family and I over the years. God bless you brother! Happy cruising!!
Kevin Hurren , LINX
May 23, 2024What does one write about someone who is difficult to describe? A larger then life man who enjoyed being Barry Leduc ? I will miss your humor the most , the grin that broke open your face...Get me a good seat up there will ya? We can laugh together in the sun. 10-42 Buddy.
Wayne Mcinnis
May 23, 2024It’s with deep sadness that we learn of the passing of my dear friend Barry. I was laughing with you last week about something stupid & today I’m so sad that you will no longer be with us for coffee or a motorcycle ride. I’ll see you on the other side. Bye for now. Our deepest condolences to Barry’s wife & family.
MONIQUE JUNEAU
May 23, 2024Sending my deepest heartfelt condolences to all his family and friends. He will be missed by many he definitely had a heart of gold.
Carol Dupuis & Steve Charlebois
May 23, 2024Patsy/Bernie, We are so deeply sorry for your loss. It’s times like this I regret losing touch for so very long because you can’t get this time back. Again, we are so deeply sorry for your loss.
Stephanie Dawber
May 23, 2024Barry, you were a one of a kind man! You had a heart of gold and would do anything to help another. Everytime I seen you, you always had the biggest smile. You would call me from across the parking lot and I'd call back. We would laugh so hard. The time you came and showed me a card from one of your customers w a tear in your eye, because it was such a sweet card, hand made just for you! The smile you had, I will never forget! You made such an impact on this world, one that will last forever. We will all miss you terribly. Rest in Paradise my friend.
Liz Stewart
May 22, 2024I had the honour of working with Barry at Linx Transit. Linx will never be the same without you. Offering my condolences to Barry's friends and family. Rest in Peace Barry. You truly will be missed.
Susan Lamoureux
May 22, 2024Rest in paradise my dear cousin, always in my heart, so blessed to have the memories of you , hug all our loved ones up there tight , rest easy Barry🥰
Fred and Karen Peck
May 22, 2024A great guy and lifelong friend. Enjoyed many good bike trips for sure. Always ready to lend a hand and get dirty. With plenty of jokes and laughter along the way. Barry you will be dearly missed.
Gaylene McNeill-Juneau
May 22, 2024From Tuesday morning til now I have heard so many positive comments about Barry, and my husband Terry Juneau has shared so many funny stories about Barry. He was one of a kind, a friend to many, many people, quick to offer to help anyone in need, quick witted - a prince among men. Fundraising for the Legion (wing-eating contest!), bike rides for Prostate cancer, bike rides just for the love of it - he was "all in" kind of guy and he will be deeply missed by many. Our sincere condolences to Barry's wife & family, the Harbour has lost a good one! See you on the other side Barry.