Barbara Simpson Obituary

With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Barbara Simpson (Fenwick, Ontario), born in Saint-Catharines, Ontario, who passed away on February 4, 2021 at the age of 94. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Barbara Simpson to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by : her husband Vernon Simpson; her son William Simpson; her brother Edward Little II; and her parents, Edward Little and Mary Little.

She is survived by : her daughters, Rosemary Shea (David) and Janet Finlay Katharine Klose (Steven); her daughter-in-law Jill Simpson; her siblings, Robert Little (Zoe) and Ausma Podkalns; and her children, Toronto and Fonthill. She is also survived by sons and daughters, 9 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.

Due to the Covid-19 restrictions, the family will plan a Celebration of Life and Burial at a later date.

Memorial donations can be sent to: Owl Foundation (Vineland Station), Scott Mission (Toronto), Salvation Army or Cancer Society of Canada.

Suggested donation : The Salvation Army

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Lampman Funeral Home

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June 4, 2021

Kristin Philpot wrote a sympathy message

“My deepest condolences to the Simpson Family. I spoke with Barbara a few times when she made donations to the UofT's Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering in honour of her husband and son. She was always such a joy to connect with. The impact of her support has touched the lives of hundreds of students, and we are grateful. If the family would like to recieve an update on the project she supported, I invite them to reach out anytime ([email protected]).”

February 17, 2021

Beverly Sneath wrote a sympathy message

“We would like to extend our condolences to the family. I will always remember Barbara Simpson for her lovely disposition. She always seemed to enjoy and make the most of life. I'm sure there are many people whose lives this wonderful lady touched. Jim and Beverly Sneath”