Visitation and funeral service set for Harrow family

Published Jun 27, 2024 • 2 minute read

Madison and Hunter Walsh are pictured in this 2021 outdoor studio photo taken in Windsor. Photo courtesy of Sarah Ann Photography.

Funeral arrangements have been made for the Harrow family whose lives ended tragically last Thursday, prompting a community-wide outpouring of grief and support.

Visitations for Carly Stannard-Walsh, 41, and her two children, Madison 13, and Hunter, 8, will take place at Families First’s location in south Windsor at 3260 Dougall Ave. on Monday, July 1, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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The service will take place Tuesday, July 2, at the funeral home at 11 a.m., followed by a procession to at Greenlawn Memorial Gardens.

An obituary published on the Families First Funeral Home website says, becoming a mother was “the greatest joy of Carly’s life.”

Carly Stannard-Walsh with her children Madison Walsh (left) and Hunter Walsh are pictured in this 2020 family photo taken in Windsor. Photo courtesy of Sarah Ann Photography.

The obituary states that she was present in their lives, from volunteering with parent council at their school to sharing a love for the outdoors. Witnessing her children become “their own people was a bright spot in her days.”

“As we honour and remember Madison Rose, Hunter Paul and Carly Maureen we hold onto the warmth they brought into their community,” the obituary reads. “We remember them not for the heartbreak of their passing, but for the countless ways they enriched our lives with their beautiful souls. The memory of Carly, Madison and Hunter will live on in the hearts of their loving family, cherished friends, and all who were touched by them.”

The obituary mentions the father Steven Walsh but does not list any funeral arrangements for him.

A well-attended community vigil, featuring an outpouring of support for the Walsh family, was held Sunday night at the Harrow Soccer Complex. OPP officers found the bodies of four family members at their home in the 1200 block of County Road 13, also known as Erie Road in Harrow, on Thursday.

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