Charmaine Judy Baker (nee Mang)

Glen I am sorry to hear about the passing of your wife. Although I have not talked to you guys for quite sometime I will always appreciate the time’s we ran into each other and you both would take the time to chat. Sorry for your loss. May God bless you at this time of sorrow.

Dear Garth and the rest of Charmaine’s family. My deepest sympathy in the loss of your friend and special angel. May you rest in the palm of His hand as you know she has gone on to the glory.

Dear Glen, Pam, Garth, Myles, Jeff and your families. Charmaine and I met in high school and she was always a gentle, caring, kind and loving soul. Charmaine would do anything to help anyone and gave everything to all she did. She had a great sense of humour and she lit up a room with her smile. My heart hurts for all of her family and friends as she will be missed. She was a very special person. I pray that God gives you strength in your loss. Charmaine had a life well lived but she was taken too soon. Blessings to you all. Linda

Dear Glen and the Mang family. We were so very sad to hear of Charmaine’s passing. Our most sincere condolences to you all. She was a very sweet and kind lady who will be dearly missed. So sorry we couldn’t make it to the gathering…love and hugs to all ❤️

Our deepest sympathy Garth and family in the passing of his beloved sister. May the Lord grant you peace and comfort at this sad time. Don and Isabel Campbell

Glen, Garth and families - we are deeply saddened to hear of Charmaine’s cancer and death. Her legacy is one of generosity, kindness, sharing and deep caring. We wish you God’s peace and comfort in the days ahead.

To Charmaines’ Family, We are so sorry to hear about Charmaines’ passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May God Bless you and watch over all of you. (((Big hugs)))

I am so sorry to hear about her passing.

Glen, it is with loving memories of Charmaine that we have planted a memorial tree in her honour.

Glen, Garth, Myles, Jeff, Pam, Doug, Ken: Only recently upon our arrival back in Canada had we learned of Charmaine’s passing. Lorraine and I would like to express our deepest condolences to not only the Mang family but to the Baker family and all who knew her. Ever since our middle teens I’ve known Charmaine through Glen. And throughout those decades, our friendship has been steadfast. I cherish that friendship. I first met her when she was on a date with a friend of ours in the basement of another friend’s home. I noticed that she had eyes for Glen and not for her date. Throughout the following years, as we gathered over a pint or two, we discussed the many topics and problems of the day, solving none but with much laughter. Fond memories were made that would last a lifetime. Charmaine had a kindness that drew you in to her world, a gentle laughter that will always be remembered and a genuine smile that was shared often. For all that knew her, our world today is a little heavier without her. And a little lighter that her suffering is over. She is now flying free with the angels, soaring wherever she wants. Till we meet again, Chuck. Forever remembered, sadly missed. Lorraine & Dwight Sharpe Vancouver, BC

Glen, Art and I are so sorry for the loss of your Charmaine but no more suffering for her. take care of yourself

Oh my gosh. I cannot even explain the sadness I feel. My heart goes out to Glen and all family members of both families. Charmaine and I met many many years ago and became friends instantly. To some of us we called her “Charlie”. She had such a quiet and gentle demeanor and I loved her dearly I clearly remember how Charmaine and Glen did some matchmaking for me and a very good friend of Glen’s. Truly successful and many many get togethers as couples and with friends! Many years past after I moved away and lost touch with this precious soul. My biggest regret is that I never kept in touch