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Diana Kidson lit a candle on 08/07/2012:
"My sincere condolences to Ferg and Jim and all the family on the loss of an absolute wonderful lady. I had a great business relationship with Barb. She was always so sweet and lovely with me and I very much enjoyed our relationship through the years. Ferg, a huge hug to you... and Jim, a special thank you from me for being there for your Mom and Dad with me in recent years! I light this candle to celebrate a beautiful person."
Paul and Sandy Dunn lit a candle on 07/24/2012:
"Stuart and all the Fergussons - we are so saddened by this news.
Barb was just a treasure. She personified grace, charm and had a million-dollar smile.
When you can, please keep us informed of any celebration of Barb's life.
Please give your Dad a huge hug from us.
We know what you are going through. As we said, if there is any way we can help, please do not hesitate to call.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sandy, Paul and family, the MacEacherns and all the Allans."
Marlene and Don Park lit a candle on 07/29/2012:
"our deepest sympathy to all of you - we are all saddened for your loss."
Born: December 26th, 1926
Passed on: July 20th, 2012
The family of Barbara Fergusson wish to announce her peaceful passing on July 20, 2012. Born in Halifax, NS and raised in Annapolis Royal, NS, Barb was the daughter of the late Roy Smith and Gladys Smith (nee Borden). Her grandfather was Dr. B.C. Borden, a long-time President of Mount Allison University. Barb was a graduate of the University of King's College in Halifax, NS where she met her husband of 59 years, Ferg Fergusson.
Barb spent her life in selfless duty to others from the raising of her three children to a lifetime commitment of volunteering. She held positions on the Boards of the Northwood Foundation and Dartmouth VON and was a long-time sustaining member of the Junior League of Halifax and member of the associated Garden Club. Her recent associations were with the Tuesday Morning DREA Bridge Club and Overdale Lane Bridge Club.
Barb is survived by her husband, Ferg and her sister, Joan Harrison of Annapolis Royal, as well as three sons: Jim (Phyllis) of Oakville, Ontario, Stuart (Andrea) of Kingston, Ontario, Ian (Nancy Edwards) of Dartmouth, NS, and five grandchildren, Scott, Shawn, Eric, Erin and Emily and many nieces and nephews.
The family would especially like to thank all friends and family who visited, sent best wishes and wrote letters to Barb. We also extend a sincere thank you to the attending staff of the Dartmouth General Hospital and the Red Cross.
Barb's recent annual gifts included Feed Nova Scotia, Salvation Army, Alzheimer, Arthritis, Cancer, Diabetes, and Lung Associations, King's College, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia Symphony, Nova Scotia Art Gallery and Neptune Theatre. Memorial gifts may be made to any of these organizations or the charity of your choice.
After cremation, there will be a private family graveside service in Annapolis Royal.
Within the coming weeks, Ferg and family will be holding an open house in Dartmouth, NS. If you wish to be notified of the date and time and/or send online condolences, please email barbarafergussonmemorial@hotmail.com