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MARILYN MARGARET BARRY

MARILYN BARRY Obituary

BARRY, MARILYN MARGARET November 10, 2020, of complications from dementia, in her 85th year. Daughter of the late Harry and Evelyn Potter, loving sister of Penelope Potter. Beloved wife of Paul Barry and loving mother of Paula and James. Proud grandmother of Harry, Paul, Natalie, Meredith, and James. Fondly remembered by Ian and Jennifer. Marilyn was a proud teacher-librarian with the TDSB. In retirement, Paul and Marilyn spent many summers at the family farm near Uxbridge. She enjoyed family vacations with Paul, Penny, her grandchildren, and her adult children and their spouses. Marilyn had many interests including membership in the Dorothy Dunnett Society, the Scarborough Retired Teachers Choir and the Oxford Churchmusic group. Marilyn found no faults with any of her grandchildren and delighted in helping them with homework. She had a long and happy marriage of over 60 years with Paul, who showed his love by visiting her every day in the last years of her life. Special thanks to the Breezeway staff at Fountainview Care Community. A small family funeral will take place today at St. John's York Mills.

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Published by Toronto Star on Nov. 14, 2020.

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Bonnie Adelmam

October 12, 2021

Paul and Family, I just learned of Marilyn’s passing and I am so sorry for your loss. She was a lovely person and excellent librarian. I knew her for a long time before I knew she was married to my dear friend Marg’s brother. I miss Marg after all these years and think of her often. She called me after my late husband died and two weeks later she was gone. Paul , if you would care to talk please call me. I will call your church and leave my number. Again, I’m so sorry about Marilynshe was always so pleasant and lovely.

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