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TRAFFORD, Carole Ann (Stewart) Trafford - Affectionately known as “Mrs. C.A.T.,” went home to her Saviour on April 27, 2021 at the age of 85.

Carole may have lived her entire life in Toronto, but she was a true citizen of the world, travelling by land, air and sea every chance she got. She also spent many years commuting to Markdale, Ontario, where she helped her husband Alfred (Al) run the family business.

For most of their retirement life, she and Al enjoyed spending the winter season in Sarasota, Florida—you could usually find her in the pool—while most summers were spent at Lakeshore Pentecostal Camp in Cobourg.

From a humble home, Carole had to leave school at an early age to begin working, and this experience led her to strongly support the education of her daughters, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

Carole is predeceased by her parents, Nelson Theodore Stewart and Annie (Alcock) Stewart, and her brother Robert James Stewart.

She is survived by her loving husband of 65 years (Charles) Alfred; her children, Sharon (John) Baker and Nancy (Brad) King; her eight grandchildren, Amanda (JD) Robinson, Braden (Stephanie) King, Douglas (Ashleigh) Baker, Andrea (Iain) King, Melody (Andrew) Bishop, James (Gabriela) Baker, Brian (Miri) King and David (Cecilia) King; and six great-grandchildren, Jack, Fianna, August, Cadence, Theodore and Morgan.

Carole was delighted to hold her newest great-grandchild just weeks before she passed.

Due to COVID-19, a private family service and cremation have taken place. The ashes will be interred in Markdale, Ontario at a future date.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the Canadian Cancer Society.

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