I had the pleasure of meeting your mom many years ago when she was working in pharmacy at UHNBC – PGRH at that time.  I got to know her during her daily rounds to the ward I was working on. Lemarr’s presence each day was a highlight of the shift, not only for me, but for all the staff working there.  Lemarr was professional, efficient and so much fun.  While we only knew each other as coworkers, it was clear that Lemarr had a big heart and a zest for life. I am sorry that I never had to chance to re connect with her over these past years.  I will hold dear the wonderful memories I have of her. 
My sincerest condolences to you all
Cheryl Dussault 


My  Heartfelt Sympathy for Laurie,  Del,  Dana and  Family.   I worked  with  Lemarr at  PGRH   for  many  years.  She  was  so  much  fun  to  work with  her.  Never  a  dull  moment.  On pay day a few  of us would  be  off  to  the  pub for  wine and  usually supper,  laughing  having  a  good  time.  I will  surely miss  you  my  Friend.                                ....Marie  Mitchell

Laurie, Del, Dana, and Lovell and families,
My sincerest sympathy to you all in your great loss.
Lemarr was a very caring, thoughtful, fun woman and a true friend. I first met her in 1963 as student nurses and we have kept in touch ever since. Our original plans to get a nursing job in Hawaii never did materialize - she ended up in PG and me in Calgary.
Apart from residence life, my fondest and much more recent memories are from our 50th Nursing Reunion where we roomed together. We spent the weekend laughing and just having a terrific time. She always had ready a witty comment and was up to any adventure we could think of - and there were many! We looked forward to the next reunion but it was cancelled due to Covid.
Lemarr was most proud of her family, especially her 3 grandchildren, as can be seen in her many entries on her Facebook page. Also, her plants and flowers brought her much enjoyment and peace.
Lemarr will be greatly missed but never forgotten.
RIP my dear friend and thank you for the memories.

 To Lemarr's Family. 
Lemarr and I met during our student days, 1963-1966,  at the Royal Colombian Hospital School of Nursing. Lemarr was a friend to all, adventuresome and always  looked at life on the bright side.  Truly a genuine & kind person. 
After we graduated, I worked  with Lemarr, in Prince George for several years. A few years ago, we reconnected on social media. The smile was still there. 
Rest in Peace Lemarr. You will be missed. 
Marilyn Hewitt
West Guilford, ON

Sincerest sympathy to Lemarr’s family and friends.  My favorite memories of Lemarr are from our training years and the trips by train from the foot of Sherbrooke Street to White Rock!  She was great fun!  
Heather McNeill
1966 B 


To Lemarr's family,
My deepest condolences on Lemarr's passing. She was such a beautiful person and always up for an adventure.  She will be greatly missed.

To Lamarr’s Family: Know that Lamarr was a very compassionate and caring person making that special nurse and mother.  Remembering her as a nursing classmate, she was a great listener and would give her help or opinion ; always with great expressions! 
She was always up for fun with a sense of humour.  My condolences to her family and friends and it was a privilege to know her.
Cay Swanson,  RCH Class 66 B

So sorry to hear about Lemarr passing ,
Lemarr was a very special lady I met many years ago,I will always remember her kindness and her big smile.
Condolences to the family she loved with all her heart.
  RIP my friend 🌹

Lemar was a dear colleague of mine when I worked with her at UHNBC. It was always a blast when Lemar worked a weekend shift with us. We would always be laughing. She was so kind, and was a wise, listening ear when I was new, and also when I was struggling. She always held a special place in my heart, and I was fortunate to keep in touch with her over the years. She was a one of a kind, special lady. My condolences to her family and all who were blessed to know her. 

My sincere condolences to Del, Laurie, Dana and family. Lemarr and I worked at Prince George hospital for many years and kept in contact after we retired. We shared many good times together and I will truly miss our luncheons and a glass of wine or two.  You were a dear friend and I will miss you. May you RIP my friend. Until we meet again. 
Mary Pat 


I first met Lemarr in Grade 3 when my family moved to White Rock and Lemarr was the girl almost next door.  I have many wonderuful memories of Lemarr and her family through our school years.  I fortunately reconnected with Lemarr in the past few years and I saw that her beauty had not diminished.  It was also evident in her loving spirit that she expressed in her frequent Facebook posts.  
I share in the sadness of Lemarr's passing with her family and friends but I am confident that she has moved to a better place free of all pain.  God will surely bless Lemarr.  

Dear family of Lemarr. Please accept my sincere condolence for Lemar's passing away. May she Rest in Peace! In our last year of training I lived a few doors away from her. We shared some special "short times" (due to shift work) & she was always cheerful, supportive, considerate & kind - a real friend. When we graduated she needed/wanted a trunk (to put items in). I "loved" her orangy-brown corduroy 3/4 length coat. SO, we made a trade! I have thought of it so 
often & wish I still had it. Some memories are precious -this one is, especially with her gone to her Eternal  reward. As you grieve this loss, know that she will be remembered by many who appreciated her friendly nature and generosity.
Betty Yarrow RCH School of Nursing Class '66B.

Heartfelt sympathy.
I haven't kept in touch over the years but know the camaradery of residence living was a huge help in getting thro the program. 
Ruth B

I trained with Lemarr at the Royal Columbian Hospital and never really kept in touch after that until about two months ago when we FaceTime audio she was telling me about her family that came from Scotland and she wanted to know about Fife where her family I think it was her grandmother had come from and she was quite delighted to hear it was the kingdom of the kings in Scotland. We had planned that when she came to the coast in July we would get together so they are you never know she was one of the Cheeriest person I knew in training always a smile on Lemarr‘s face please except my condolences

I  was a classmate of Lemarr at Royal Columbian Hospital. I'm sorry to hear of her passing. She always had a smile. I had several responses to the message I sent to the rest of the class, and they all said the same thing---always cheerful. She must have been a great nurse.

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Lemarr Frances Goodlet

3 mayo, 1945 – 8 mayo, 2021

Fraserview Crematorium & Fraserview Crematorium – Cemetery Niches

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