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Carl Royden Bartlett
April 7, 1953 - February 13, 2024
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Carl Royden Bartlett Jr, 70, of Penticton, BC, born in Calais, ME, passed away peacefully on February 13th, 2024, from a long courageous battle with cancer. He is remembered by his children Jessica Lahey (Shawn) of Presque Isle, ME, Christopher Bartlett of Augusta, ME, ex-wife Debby McFarlane of St. Stephen, NB, sister Peggy Fader (John) of Calais, ME, Gerry Bartlett (Sharon) of Calais, ME, Brenda Bartlett-Dupuis (Paul) of St. Stephen, NB, friend Glenda Ross; 6 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his father Carl Bartlett, his mother Helen Cookson (McLean), Stepfather Ross Cookson, and common law partner Marilyn. Carl served in the United States Marines for two years, earned his rank of Corporal, and received a national defense medal, and sharpshooter awards. He was a 5o year member of the American Legion.
He found joy in being out in nature and anything to do with photography. He loved spending time with his friends, going and listening to the oldies. A veteran’s memorial will be held in Calais, ME, this will be announced at a later date
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From: Kettle Valley Memorial Services
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From: Debra Thurlow
Relation: Long time friend
Carl you were a fabulous friend to so many! Since moving away from Penticton 2 years ago, so looked forward to your daily photos! Rest now Buddy…you fought a hard fight! Until we meet again💗💋❣️🌹
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