We send our sincere condolences to the family of Barry Chamberlain.  I served with David Chamberlain in 3 Signal Squadron early 60's and never had the pleasure of meeting Barry but David spoke highly of him.  God Speed.

Sorry for your loss Aunt Pat and family. Uncle Barry will be missed. He was always in a jovial mood and telling many jokes. I was about 6 or 7 years old when Uncle Barry took immediate action to save me from being in two accidents.
Rest in peace, Uncle Barry and thank you!
Don (Dewey) MacEachern and Kathy O'Hara

For the Chamberlain Family -

I express on behalf of all Patricias our condolences on the loss of Barry Chamberlain.  Barry started with the Black Watch (Royal Highlanders of Canada) but when that regiment was reduced in 1968, Barry joined the PPCLI and served in 2 Airborne Commando as well as 1 PPCLI before remustering to the Postal Corps.   We remember his service for his regiments and for the Army and Canada.  Thank you to everyone who supported Barry across the years and helped make his service possible - especially of course Pat his wife of 48 years.

Brigadier-General (Ret'd) Vince Kennedy
Colonel of the Regiment
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry


Pat and Family, 

May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace  to get you through the days ahead. Remembering his gentle soul will forever remain in our hearts. 
Please accept my sincere condolences. 



A lifetime of memories includes you old friend.  Sharing a seat in a C130 packed in like sardines and ready to jump or just a few steps down the street from each other in Hügelsheim. Like your father’s music you brought enjoyment to world. 
Happy to meet, sorry to part, happy to meet again someday.  Rest in peace. 

Pat and family 
We are sorry for the loss of a wonderful person who has touched many lives 
He was always there to listen and share stories
Sending hugs from
Elenor and Barb

Dear family members,  We are very sorry to hear about Barry's passing. He was a valued member of the I.O.F. for many years and was always a person that joined in any activity with a positive and cheerful attitude.  We always looked forward to our association with Barry.  May he be long remembered.
With sincere condolence in this time of your grief, 
Margaret and Ken Thomas

Our condolences to Pat and family for their loss.  I  served with Barry in the Black Watch and Airborne regiment.  Rest in peace my friend, fair winds and soft landing. 

Our deepest sympathies to Pat and family on hearing of Barry's passing.  We had so many great times over the years at the OB'S.
A lasting friendship that grew stronger each time we got together.
Barry was always upbeat, vibrant, positive and fun to be with.  We will miss his laughter and just being around him at the many events and evenings we shared.  If tears could build a stairway and memories were a lane, we would walk right up to heaven and bring you back again.  Rest easy pal!                                                                                                                                             Jack and Debbie Little

To Pat and family. Deepest condolences on your recent loss of Barry. I served with Barry in the Airborne and have been associated with him for many years. He always had a smile on his face was a good person to be around. RIP Barry! 


I will always remember him telling my Dad and me funny stories at the Club.  If you felt down, he would have you  laughing and forgetting why you felt down in the first place . On behalf of the Family our sincere condolences for your loss. 


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Barry Chamberlain

10 mayo, 1945 – 27 enero, 2020

Hainstock's Funeral Home & Crematorium

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