Passed away peacefully at Victoria General Hospital with surrounding family.
Predeceased by both parents Norman and Thelma (McNichol), wife Beverly (Voyer), his brothers Lorne and Donald James Barton, brother-in-law Melvin (Bun) Morley, and sister-in-law Marg Barton, nephew Shawn Barton.
He is survived by children Brian, Della (Ron),Cathy (Glen), and Barry (Lori), sister-in-law Jean Barton, sisters Agnes, Loreen (Dolly) Morley and Ellen (Mike) Coppinger. He also leaves thirteen grandchildren, ten great grandchildren with another one on the way and also seven nieces and four nephews.
Del joined the army January 1951 to January 1972. After his many years of service in the military, he ended his working days at Loomis Courier (18 years). In his retirement he enjoyed family gatherings, his gardening and enjoying a cold one while sitting outside.
Many thanks and shout out to all the VIHA workers, doctors, and nurses who were amazing in helping out in the last few months.
A celebration of life will be held in the Sequoia Centre at McCall Gardens 4665 Falaise Drive, Victoria BC on Sunday April 19, 2026, 1pm-4pm.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Gardens
www.mccallgardens.com
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Pat Constable
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Kelly Mann Sorry to hear of Del’s passing. He was a good neighbour back in the day on Belmont Avenue. My sympathies to your family
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Susan Mah Wish I could be there. Just know that my thoughts are with you and that I love you guys. RIP Mr “B” aka Dad #2.
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Kim Gustin I have such fond memories of Del; the storyteller with an uncanny sense of humour, love of family and a grin that said, “You ain’t seen nothing yet”! My sincere condolences to all of you♥️♥️
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Nancy and Steve Cathy, our sincere warm wishes to you and your family. We are now both orphans, without parents. Take time to be sad and talk about your dad as much as feels right.
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Maria Lauran My condolences to all families !
Rest in peace!
RIP Del,good memories at the Loomis depot,sympathies to the family.