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Carman Stanley Hayden

Passed 04/14/2018

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Obituary For Carman Stanley Hayden

Hayden, Carman Stanley, aged 86,of Whites Lake, NS passed away on April 14th, 2018. He was born in Halifax and was the son of the late Carman Leveritt Hayden and Ethel Maude Hayden (Shepherd). Stan loved hunting, fishing, gardening, and all things outdoors. He was an avid Scouter, involved in the movement for over 40 years. He also loved a good project. Betty never knew what she might come home to find him up to. In recent years, he especially enjoyed playing darts with his seniors group. Anyone who knew Stan, also knew him to be a prankster with a playful spirit. There are those who no doubt have a story to tell about one of Stan's many hijinks. Above all Stan Hayden was a good, good man.

Stan is survived by his loving wife and partner, Betty (née MacInnis), son Donald, daughter Vicki,sister Isobel Meehan, and brothers Eric (Joan) and Wade. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews, brothers and sisters in law, and cousins. He is predeceased by son Andrew, and brothers David and James, sisters in law Glenda and May, andbrother in law, Ray, as well as a niece and four nephews.

Stan was cremated at Donald K. Walker Funeral Directors. There will be a visitation on Friday, April 27th from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at St. Timothy's Anglican Church in Hatchet Lake. Services will be held at the same location on Saturday, April 28th at 1:00 with reception to follow.

Condolences can be posted to www.donaldkwalker.ca. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Cancer Society would greatly appreciated and if anyone is looking to be involved in the community, Stan would encourage you to try Scouting.

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  • 04/27/2018

    Dear Betty and family. I will dearly miss Stan at our scouting events. He was always a joy to be around and never a negative word, always a happy soul. I won't be able to be at Stan's service but will be with all of you in thought. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers as you travel this difficult road. Father Bert Chestnut from Old Crow, YT sends his condolences to you Betty and your family.

  • 04/27/2018

    Betty &family: Our sincere sympathy on Stan's passing. We always enjoyed Stan's New Years day call wishing a " Happy New Year ". We will miss that call. Our thoughts &prayers are with you all.

  • 04/27/2018

    My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time Vicki.

  • 04/23/2018

    Betty, so sorry to read about Stan. Brought back memories of our times spent at your "camp" with all of the kids. The time does come in our lives when we lose those we love most but we have to be thankful for all of the great years spent together. Give Vicki & Donald a hug from me and our girls. I will not be home for the funeral and visitation but hope to get in touch after and we can meet up. Love, Sandra

  • 04/23/2018

    Betty & Family: We knew both Stan & Betty best through Scouting. Both always doing their share of the work to be done. Extra efforts included their time together @ various Scout Training Camp Weekends when they shared "chief cook & bottle washers", many a fine meal, on many occasions. This Scouting experience continued in the 12th Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guild, where this great, friendly group meet & socialize many times throughout the year. Always a smile & kind words & gestures, a great couple. May he find joy in the afterlife. A life well-lived.....Betty & Dave Cameron

  • 04/23/2018

    Betty & Family - we are so sorry to hear of Stan's passing - hopefully special memories, family & friends will comfort you at this time HUGS to you all Love Carol & Ducky.

  • 04/23/2018

    Betty and Family: Anne and I send our sincere condolences on Stan’s passing. He was indeed a dedicated scouter. We met many times at Camp Nedooae especially in the dining hall. We also remember occasional meetings at Zellers in Bayers Lake. Harley Grimmer

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