Carolyn Barkhouse Obituary – Death: It is with profound misery and distress that we declare the unexpected passing of Carolyn Ann Barkhouse on Monday, October 4, 2021, as the aftereffect of a shocking auto collision in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia. Carolyn was brought into the world in New Glasgow and experienced childhood in Riverton, Pictou County. She was the girl of the late John and Betty Barkhouse.

Carolyn is made due by her accomplice Bobby Blackler; siblings Craig and Bradley, Riverton; uncles Glenn (Betty), Caribou Island; Sam, Westville; Teddy (Helen), Sheet Harbor; aunties Heather, Hopewell; Doris, New Glasgow; Barb, Granton; Doreen, Port Dufferin, Jean Behie, Sheet Harbor; and Catherine, Lower Sackville.

Other than her folks Carolyn was predeceased by different aunties and uncles.

Carolyn went to Dr. W.A. Macleod school in Riverton and afterward West Pictou District High School in Lyons Brook. Following graduation from High School, Carolyn went to St. Mary’s University in Halifax, graduating with a Bachelor of Commerce. Experiencing childhood in Riverton, Carolyn was effectively associated with 4-H, Highland Dancing, combative techniques and other school sports.

She likewise went through a mid year with the CKEC Radio Station versatile van all through Pictou County advancing the radio broadcast and all the exceptional summer occasions in Pictou County. She played b-ball while going to West Pictou District High. Carolyn additionally showed Sunday School for a long time at First Presbyterian Church in Hopewell.

While in Halifax, in 1988, she entered a marvel event and won the title of Miss Halifax. She then, at that point, proceeded to win the title of Miss Nova Scotia. This accomplishment qualified her to partake in the Miss Canada 1988 event in Toronto, where she was a best 8 finalist.

Carolyn was an excited and serious volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters, and child snuggling at the IWK Children’s Hospital in Halifax. While in Halifax she partook in a profession in deals the board and working in the food and drink industry as a server.