It is with profound sadness that the family announces the unexpected passing of Caroline Mae Bressette nee Doxtator in her 64th year.
Raised on the Oneida Nation of the Thames, her roots were there. She later became a member of Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point, where her husband is from. She lived in London, ON for almost three decades before moving to Cambridge, ON twenty-three years ago. She made Cambridge her home with her husband of 41 years, Richard N. Bressette. Forever and fondly remembered by her children James L. Bressette of Chippewa of the Thames, ON, Andrea Juutilainen (Darren) of Cambridge, ON, Darryl Bressette of Cambridge, ON and Jocelyn Morgan (Rodney) of Cambridge, ON. Fondly remembered by grandchildren Jasmine, Aaron, Caylee, Sophie, Gracie, and Olivia. Survived by her siblings Victor Doxtator of London, ON, Gerry Doxtator (Leslie-Anne) of Parkhill, ON, and Deborah Kaer (John) of London, ON. She will be remembered by her nephews, nieces, cousins and all extended family and friends. Predeceased by her father Oliver Doxtator and mother Loriene Lampman nee Ireland, both of Oneida Nation of the Thames.
Carol was an avid music lover. She loved her rock, classic rock and 80s rock. Her album collection she was proud of for many years. In her memory, please pick a song that reminds you of her, play it loud for her as she makes her journey home to that “peaceful easy feeling”. In her last decade of declining health, she couldn’t dance to her songs, she loved to dance. Have a dance for/with her, for we know she’s able to dance now.
Carol's family would like to acknowledge all the care and compassion she has received over the years by Dr. Jay Geddes, Dr. Roya Shaikholeslami, Dr. Christine Macie and Lana, RN. Most recent addition was Dr. Rashad Ali to her respiratory care. For the care received by ProResp including the kind delivery people.
Visitation for immediate family to take place Thursday, August 18th. Cremation to follow.
A Celebration of Life will be held Sunday, September 25th, on her 64th birthday.
Messages and condolences may be left at www.tricitycremations.com. Please visit Carol's obituary notice on Facebook.
Raised on the Oneida Nation of the Thames, her roots were there. She later became a member of Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point, where her husband is from. She lived in London, ON for almost three decades before moving to Cambridge, ON twenty-three years ago. She made Cambridge her home with her husband of 41 years, Richard N. Bressette. Forever and fondly remembered by her children James L. Bressette of Chippewa of the Thames, ON, Andrea Juutilainen (Darren) of Cambridge, ON, Darryl Bressette of Cambridge, ON and Jocelyn Morgan (Rodney) of Cambridge, ON. Fondly remembered by grandchildren Jasmine, Aaron, Caylee, Sophie, Gracie, and Olivia. Survived by her siblings Victor Doxtator of London, ON, Gerry Doxtator (Leslie-Anne) of Parkhill, ON, and Deborah Kaer (John) of London, ON. She will be remembered by her nephews, nieces, cousins and all extended family and friends. Predeceased by her father Oliver Doxtator and mother Loriene Lampman nee Ireland, both of Oneida Nation of the Thames.
Carol was an avid music lover. She loved her rock, classic rock and 80s rock. Her album collection she was proud of for many years. In her memory, please pick a song that reminds you of her, play it loud for her as she makes her journey home to that “peaceful easy feeling”. In her last decade of declining health, she couldn’t dance to her songs, she loved to dance. Have a dance for/with her, for we know she’s able to dance now.
Carol's family would like to acknowledge all the care and compassion she has received over the years by Dr. Jay Geddes, Dr. Roya Shaikholeslami, Dr. Christine Macie and Lana, RN. Most recent addition was Dr. Rashad Ali to her respiratory care. For the care received by ProResp including the kind delivery people.
Visitation for immediate family to take place Thursday, August 18th. Cremation to follow.
A Celebration of Life will be held Sunday, September 25th, on her 64th birthday.
Messages and condolences may be left at www.tricitycremations.com. Please visit Carol's obituary notice on Facebook.
