Cauline (Schneider) Armsworthy

Obituary of Cauline Alanna Armsworthy

Cauline was born on January 13, 1958 in Flin Flon, Manitoba to Beverley and Edward Schneider.  Cauline’s passion was her family and was often referred to as Momma Bear by her children.  It is with profound sadness that she had to leave this world. She will be greatly missed by her husband Daryle, of 33 years, children Shyla (Seth), Tegan (David), Dayn (Jasmine), Ashley (Travis), Leah (Brian) and Brenna (Ryan), siblings Grant (Alison), Wade (Michelle) and Brenda (Jamie). Cauline will dearly miss her Grandchildren Covert, Wilder, Kinley, Leighton, Knox, Mya, Marcus, Kylee, Astrid, Rheanna and Khail. She was deeply saddened to not be able to meet her granddaughter who will be arriving in July of 2023 to proud parents Dayn and Jasmine.

Cauline was an avid volunteer and never hesitated to help wherever she was needed. While living in Tumbler Ridge she did not hesitate to welcome new families to the community through the welcome wagon program. Once she moved to Snow Lake she continued her love of volunteering, she spent 5 years as a town councilor and 3 years as Royal Canadian Legion President Branch #241. Cauline loved crafting, sewing outfits for her children, music, cooking, dressing up for Halloween, making beautiful memories with her friends and loved ones, and appreciated a good glass of red wine. If you knew Cauline you would know that she knew how to throw a good party and have a good time. Her dedication to hard work was unmatched and in addition to volunteering she had many careers she thoroughly enjoyed.

Cauline and Daryle lived Tumbler Ridge, BC in the beginning of their journey for 5 years and maintained many friendships from there to this day. They moved to Snow Lake in 1994 where they reunited with cherished childhood friends in addition to making countless new beautiful friendships.

Cauline is survived by her loving husband of 33 years, Daryle.  Cauline and Daryle came together in 1988 and created a perfectly blended family. Their paths were always intertwined right back to when they grew up on the same street in Snow Lake, MB. They shared a lifetime of beautiful memories, creativity, passion and always enjoyed their time together. They are soulmates forever. Unfortunately, Cauline was diagnosed with cancer in 2001 but it was no match for her. In 2019 she suffered a traumatic brain injury caused by an AVM rupture. While in the ICU recovering from brain surgery we got the news the cancer had reoccurred. When we told her about her diagnosis her response was “I ain’t afraid of nothin’”. She has fought a courageous battle to the end and lived everyday to it’s fullest. Despite being dealt this unimaginable hardship she spent everyday thinking of others, giving us strength and being selfless.

She is predeceased by her Mother Beverly Robinson, Father Edward Schneider, Sister Tracy Anderson, Grandson Grayson Wickens, Nieces Tamara and Kelly Anderson and Nephew Ryan Samborski.

“The Game of Life”

For when the One Great Scorer

Comes to write against your name

He writes not that you won or lost,

But how you played the game

In keeping with family wishes, cremation will take place and a private family service will be held at a later date.