Barry Drury
April 12, 2022
April 12, 2022
April 12, 2022
Barry
passed away peacefully in his sleep in Aldergrove on
April 12, 2022. He was born June 24, 1950, to Mary and Richard (Dick) Drury.
Barry was raised on the family farm in Hazelmere Valley in Surrey with his 5
sisters, including his twin sister Barbara. He leaves behind many loved ones
including daughter Courtney Drury, son Rick Drury, daughter-in-law Jenn and
granddaughter Ella. Also, the mother of his children, Marilyn Drury. Barry
operated heavy equipment all his life and was known as one of the best loader
operators in the business. He was a good friend to many. Always kind and caring
with a quirky sense of humour. He will be missed greatly. Celebration of life will
be held at a later date.
You are invited to leave a personal message for the family.
We will all miss you dad, love you.
~ Rick Drury
I will miss him till it’s my time. He was my other half and I adored him. He is up there
now with. I’m and dad, Donna, don and my Andy. I’m sure they are looking down and saying ( yup, what good bunch).
You truly were one of a kind. I will look back and cherish the times you made us laugh, took us on an adventure, taught us a new skill, or tortured us with your country music. Love you always.
~ Courtney Drury
So sorry for your loss my thoughts and prayers to you all. Barry was a one of a kind man
~ Kim Hoflin
My heartfelt condolences go out to you Courtney, Rick, Jenn, Ella, Marilyn and his many friends. Barry was always so kind. I'm truly sorry for your loss. Cherish your memories ❤
Dawny Fyfe
~ Dawny Fyfe
He will be missed. Hadn’t seen him in awhile but he was a great friend. Had a lot of good times with Barry.
~ Gail Barnett
Barry , you left us way too soon,, I’m glad I was able to chat a little with you in December, this past week , I’ve been focused on all the positive & there were so many of them, you never failed to make me laugh, we will meet again, & together we will start on another journey, Rest easy Barry, until we meet again❤️.
Until we meet again Barry. You’ll be sorely missed my friend.
~ Vernon
Fly high Barry, be at peace. Although I haven’t seen you in many years I always remember you as one of the “good ones”. Deepest condolences to the family.
~ Rhonda Robinson
Sincere and heartfelt condolences to the Drury family, and all of Barry's friends and loved ones. Gone too soon. Rest in peace, Barry.
~ Diane Elder
You were a great big brother to me and we shared many good memories of our childhood on the farm,surrounded by happiness and love. Will always miss you, and your great memory and funny sayings. You definitely left a void in our life’s. 6 pack always❤️
~ Darlene Drury Schmidt
Barry will always be "A Forever Friend". We had many good times together.
~ Mic and Diane Marno
Thanks for the time we got to know you. Shared so many laughs and stories. We both miss you so much.
~ Sarah & Silas
You will be greatly missed my friend, your sense of humor was like no other you were truly one of a kind.my deepest condolences to all of Barry's family.
~ Sheila
Uncle Barry was always good to me . He always seemed like he was in a good mood and willing to have a good time ! I have fond memories of times with him when we were young . I’ve herd many stories about him over the years and they were always good . He seemed to enhance every situation he was apart of and was always eager to help out . I would run into him from time to time over the years when I came home to visit mom . He would always have a big smile on his face and always wanted to sit down and visit for awhile . He will be missed . It’s still surreal that he’s gone . Until we meet again Uncle Barry !
~ Danny
Barry, always a good natured guy, with something funny to say...as a family member and camping buddy, we shared many good times.
You always made me feel special and lovingly called me 'Dida even those last few times I saw you. That little nickname was all because little Courtney couldn't say Linda. Gone too soon, forever in my heart💙