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1949
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2022
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Barry Moule Obituary
The family of Barry is saddened to announce the passing of our much-loved husband, father, grandfather, and brother on Thursday January 13, 2022
Barry was raised on the family farm in Tossachs, here he attended Tossachs School until it closed, then attended Yellow Grass School where he met his wife Carolynn. They began their marriage living in a basement suite in Weyburn, before moving to Yellow Grass, where their three children were born. (Wanda, Twila and Barry Jr.)
In 1972 they moved to Uranium City where Barry worked for Eldorado Nuclear. This is where Barry discovered A.A. which he remained an active member of for 46 years. Uranium City is also where he learned to auction and formed Circle M Construction.
In 1980 Barry, Carolynn and their family moved to Swift Current where they purchased an auction business. From there they moved to Big Rover in 1982 where they still reside. Barry worked on the construction of the nursing home and hospital. When completed, Barry became the maintenance man until he retired. After retirement, he worked for Beau "Lac" Funeral Home.
Barry enjoyed life to the fullest, playing hockey, working with 4-H and being with his family.
Barry is lovingly remembered by his loving wife: Carolynn Moule, his children and grandchildren: Wanda (Ron) Gostola of Outlook, SK and her son: Johnathon Pederson, Twila Meyers (George Harder) of Big River, SK and children: Tyler Meyers, Jessica Meyers (Kris Harder), Barry Jr. (Angie) Moule of Outlook, SK, his great grandchildren: Corben, McKayla, Angela and Aliyah Harder, his brother: Robert (Anna) Moule of Trossachs, SK, his mother-in-law: Florence Weber of Outlook, SK, his sister-in-law: Sandra Weber of Calgary, AB, and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Predeceased by his parents: Ernest and Jessie Moule, his father-in-law: James David "Dave" Weber, his brother-in-law: Larry Weber.
Interment will be held at a later date.
Family and friends wishing to send online condolences are welcome to visit www.beaulacfuneralhome.com. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Beau "Lac" Funeral Home and Crematorium, R. Mark Muir, Funeral Director, Big River, SK 306-469-2277.
Barry was raised on the family farm in Tossachs, here he attended Tossachs School until it closed, then attended Yellow Grass School where he met his wife Carolynn. They began their marriage living in a basement suite in Weyburn, before moving to Yellow Grass, where their three children were born. (Wanda, Twila and Barry Jr.)
In 1972 they moved to Uranium City where Barry worked for Eldorado Nuclear. This is where Barry discovered A.A. which he remained an active member of for 46 years. Uranium City is also where he learned to auction and formed Circle M Construction.
In 1980 Barry, Carolynn and their family moved to Swift Current where they purchased an auction business. From there they moved to Big Rover in 1982 where they still reside. Barry worked on the construction of the nursing home and hospital. When completed, Barry became the maintenance man until he retired. After retirement, he worked for Beau "Lac" Funeral Home.
Barry enjoyed life to the fullest, playing hockey, working with 4-H and being with his family.
Barry is lovingly remembered by his loving wife: Carolynn Moule, his children and grandchildren: Wanda (Ron) Gostola of Outlook, SK and her son: Johnathon Pederson, Twila Meyers (George Harder) of Big River, SK and children: Tyler Meyers, Jessica Meyers (Kris Harder), Barry Jr. (Angie) Moule of Outlook, SK, his great grandchildren: Corben, McKayla, Angela and Aliyah Harder, his brother: Robert (Anna) Moule of Trossachs, SK, his mother-in-law: Florence Weber of Outlook, SK, his sister-in-law: Sandra Weber of Calgary, AB, and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Predeceased by his parents: Ernest and Jessie Moule, his father-in-law: James David "Dave" Weber, his brother-in-law: Larry Weber.
Interment will be held at a later date.
Family and friends wishing to send online condolences are welcome to visit www.beaulacfuneralhome.com. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Beau "Lac" Funeral Home and Crematorium, R. Mark Muir, Funeral Director, Big River, SK 306-469-2277.
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Published by Prince Albert Daily Herald on Jan. 27, 2022.
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