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Carman Brears, of RR#2 Walkerton, went to be with the Lord and passed away peacefully at Campbell House Hospice in Collingwood on Tuesday, November 08, 2022. He was 57.
Born on March 20, 1965 in Guelph, Ontario to the late Earl and Elizabeth "Beth" (nee Ritchie) Brears. Carman was employed with MaxEquine Feed in Durham for many years and thoroughly enjoyed working there and the friendships with his co-workers. He was a gentle soul, that loved his animals, especially his Hereford Cattle. Carman always loved children as they kept him young. He will be missed dearly by his cat Toby.
Survived by brothers Sean Brears of RR#2 Walkerton and Paul (Janice) Brears of Hanover. Remembered by his close friends Betty (Bill) Shaw and their son Tim Shaw (Roxi) and daughter Wendy Boyes (Peter). Remembered by his special neighbour Margaret and Cole Seigner. Predeceased by his parents.
Family and friends are invited to a Memorial Visitation held at Mighton Funeral Home, Hanover, on Saturday, November 19, 2022 from 10am until time of a Memorial Service at 11:00 am. Bill Shaw officiating. Cremation has taken place with private inurnment in Fordwich Cemetery.
Memorial donations to the Campell House Hospice - Collingwood (https://hospicegeorgiantriangle.com/sympathy) would be appreciated by the family.
Dear Brear family,
My family and I wish to express our deepest condolences .
Carmen was such a wonderful person with a kind heart and hearty laugh. I met him and your family many years ago when we would visit your farm when your parents hosted a corn roast for many years. Also our families would go to each others home for dinner .
So very sorry for your loss. Lynn, Brad, Morgan( Stacey), Justin and Mackenzie
Carman's hearty laugh and sense of humour, his gentle spirit, his thoughtfulness to our kids are beauties I will never forget. So glad Gos put him in our lives.
- Wendy BoyesCarman's hearty laugh and sense of humour, his gentle spirit, his thoughtfulness to our kids are beauties I will never forget. So glad Gos put him in our lives.
- Wendy BoyesDan and I are so sorry for your loss.
Carmen was such a beautiful soul. Always had the nicest smile. Will always remember the Bignell's last Christmas before Covid. He came with Uncle Earl. Will cherish that memory. RIP Carmen. ❤️🙏
I am so sorry for your loss, Carmen will be missed by us all. He will be looking down on you while you raise his Herefords for him on the farm. Sean you will have and angel on your shoulder.
Bonnie
So sorry to hear about Carman… He is now with his Lord and Savour… Many happy memories from years past when our family emigrated to Canada from UK…Fun on the farm with Paul, Carman and Sean with our two boys Darryl and Barry… praying for you Sean and Paul… Malcolm and Jeanette ..
- Malcolm and Jeanette GlassMy deepest sympathies to the Brears family. Worked with Carmen at Maole Leaf he was a very special person. Fly high my friend
- Sophia ValadSorry for your loss,Carmen will he missed. Brenda Eidt, Steve Aubrey
- Brenda EidtOr Sympathy to the family..
John 11:25
Willie & Agnes Martin
My heart goes out to you with the loss of Carman.
Only the best to you. He will be missed❤️
The Ernest family
Dear Sean & Paul sorry for your loss ! Doug & Teresa
- Doug & Teresa OehringSincere condolences to the family
- Kathy Evans (Von Hatten)So sorry to hear of Carman passing Glen & Terry gutscher
- Glen GutscherCarman has been the best neighbor and friend we could have had. Helen and I will miss him greatly.
- Kenneth KlagesCarman was a Neighbour when we farmed on the Southline. He loved his dogs. He will be missed at Country Villages where he also was our neighbor. He loved his flowerbeds. Rest In Peace Carman. Our deepest sympathy to Sean and Paul and all the family.
- Harry & Grace SchnurrWow what a surprise. So sorry to hear the news.
- Greg LambSorry to hear of your loss. Sending you our prayers and our sincere sympathy.
Mary Beth and Don.
Dear Paul and Sean,
Our sincerest sympathies to you both on the passing of Carman.
I will never forget all the times we had when we were young in Milton and Acton
and when we would come to the farm. Carman was a very kind and gentle person.
He will be missed. It is because of the Blessed Hope that we know we will see him
again in that coming day. Yours in Christ, John and Sharon Hackett
