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Catherine A. HALLOCK

November 02, 1957 - November 02, 2025

Catherine A. HALLOCK obituary, November 02, 1957-November 02, 2025, Victoria, Bc

BORN

November 02, 1957

DIED

November 02, 2025

Catherine HALLOCK Obituary

Catherine Ann (Cathi) Hallock passed away on her 68th birthday at Royal Jubilee Hospice in Victoria, BC, after a long battle with cancer. Born in New York City, she grew up in Fort St. James, BC, where she started her career at the Royal Bank. After moving to Victoria, BC, she discovered her passion for real estate, allowing her love of helping people to flourish and building lifelong friendships.
She is survived by her husband Douglas Wright, daughter Val Palmer (Chris Janosik), grandchildren, great-grandchild, brother Bud Hallock, sister Sherry Shiskin, many nieces, nephews, cousins and beloved dog Luna. Her positivity, warm smile and big heart will be forever missed.

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Published by The Times Colonist from Dec. 16 to Dec. 18, 2025.

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Barbara L Scott

December 16, 2025

My deepest condolences.
Catherine and I shared a wonderful friendship for over 35 years. She was always bright and bubbly through good times as well as hard times. She believed in staying positive no matter what and was the friendliest person I've met. She brought a smile to your face. She is dancing with the angels now I'm sure.

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Art and Candy Seitz

December 16, 2025

our deepest sympathy

Laurie Hallock

December 16, 2025

Yes, she will be missed by many. We spent many summers together as small children making wonderful memories. Either sleeping on the Sockeye, travelling to Prince George for a Day with Mary in Grandad's van, swimming all day, catching minnows giggling half the night away not to mention the trouble we would get into. In later years we drifted apart but were fortunate to find our way together again after my father, (her brother) turned 90. We laughed every time we spoke on the phone. I was fortunate to spend time with her during her last few months here on earth. She was always my Sprite and I know wherever she is, she is bringing joy to those around her.
Laurie Hallock

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