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Charlotte Ramsaran

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CHARLOTTE HEATHER RAMSARAN

(née LOWER)

June 20, 1975 - April 10, 2025

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Charlotte Heather Ramsaran on April 10, 2025, at the Health Science Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba; she was 49.


A memorial service for Charlotte will be held via Zoom on Saturday, May 10, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. If you would like to attend, you may do so by clicking this text. The password to join is BW2023.


Charlotte’s family kindly requests that all of her friends and relatives take a few minutes to honour her memory by sharing photos, memories, and stories, using the comment section on this page.

ETHICAL DEATH CARE

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Elisha Ramsaran

April 20, 2025 at 12:09 AM

my mom was always smiling and caring for others, she loved working at mulvey school and talking about her co-workers.

 

she had so much people that loved her as much as she loved them and would always cheer them up, whenever i was sad, mad, happy or anything she would always be there to comfort me.

 

my favourite memory of my mom was when we would sit down when we were younger and watch fresh prince of bell air, mork and mindy and ect she would make popcorn and would cheer me and my brother up and spend time with us even when she was tired.

 

i liked when i would go to auntie barbs house and hang out in the basement with jessica and be the 7-9 year old kids we were

 

there were many ups and downs like me breaking my nose but my mom was there for me like any mother but would drop everything and be there for who ever she loved.

 

i don't know what to do with out my mom but i love her so so much and i'm just happy that i got to be there for her and grew up with my mom and

tell my kids when i'm older about my mom, i miss her so much but i know that she's proud of the things ive accomplished 💓

- charlotte's son

Nicole North

April 19, 2025 at 10:34 AM

From the day I met Charlotte, she defined the word kind. From her caring nature, she didn't even have to say anything and you knew this woman was a thoughtful, empathetic, loving human being.

We will miss her very much at work. She brightened the halls and brought a peace to any room she worked in. She cared so much for the children she was surrounded by, and would only ever wish anyone her whole hearted well thoughts. Charlotte would be sure to share one of her hugs if she could tell you needed one, and they would always brighten your day. She was a wonderful person with an enthusiasm that was infectious.

To M.R. And E.R., my heart and thoughts are with you. Please know your community supports you, and we are so sorry for your loss.

May Charlotte rest in peace.

Lori Klassen

April 19, 2025 at 9:37 AM

Charlotte never passed me in our work hallway without calling a friendly greeting.

Sometimes she offered a hug.

She did not hold back. She lived to the fullest.

Her laugh was quick and jolly.

I send condolences to her sons. I hope they can find comfort in each other and in their extended family and friends.

Rest in Peace Charlotte.

Victoria Jenkins

April 16, 2025 at 7:18 PM

Char was always concerned with everyone's well being. One of her earliest expressions my parents remember is "Vickie is prying" (crying)

She was a kind helper by nature.

 

Char was well-liked & had a bubbly presence. She had a happy laugh & loved to give gifts to others. She often brought meals to those who were ill or needed some help. She enjoyed caring for her two sons and supporting them in their many endeavours.

 

Char was very talented with her hands & made beautiful items that she gifted to others. Some of her talents included playing classical double base, crocheting children's dresses & knit items and intricate jewelry as well as hair dressing & massage therapy.

 

She loved music of many kinds. And she enjoyed the languages, music and foods of many other cultures. She enjoyed cooking and caring for others. And she loved being an auntie.

 

As she suffered trauma in life she became a person of less words. But her acts of kindness remained. Char was a beautiful self-effacing person who loved old people and little ones. She also loved helping the children she worked with as an Educational assistant. She even enjoyed walking them to and from school for the 'walking school bus'.

We all look forward to hearing her joyous laugh & friendly banter when she is resurrected by her Grand Creator Jehovah God in the future (Job 14: 14, 15 in God's Word the Bible) 💕

 

- Char's younger sister

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