It is with deepest regret to announce the passing of Lori Ann Burt-Bragg on Friday, June 26, 2026 at Victoria County Memorial Hospital, surrounded by her loved ones, following a brief but courageous battle with cancer.

Originally from Grand Falls, Newfoundland, but grew up in Bishop Falls. A brief stop at the ferry terminal made her a Caper, where she met the love of her life Wayne, who she leaves to mourn in their home in Middle River.

Predeceased by her parents, James Melvin Burt and Cavelle (Ellis) Burt, her grandparents, and her fur baby Odie.

Leaving to mourn is her husband Wayne, her pride and joy; her son, Jimmy (Sherbrooke), brother Darrell G. (Anita) (Bishop Falls), Darren (St. John’s), sister-in-law Maryann (Oshawa) , nephews Matthew (Magen), Andrew , Brady and niece Katie, fur babies, Bailey and Daisy and many aunts and uncles.

With an infectious laugh like she had, combined with her huge heart we could list people she loved for days… from coworkers, friends, even strangers, who would give her the time of day to chat. She made sure they would crack a smile whoever it may be.

She prided herself in serving the department of transportation for many years in a variety of roles from snow plow operator, crewman operator, to most recently base person, where you would always find her with a big smile and a friendly wave.

She grew fond of her coworkers from over the years whom she was sure to share a laugh or two (maybe even three). The rivalry pranks over the years always gave a good story to tell, even if it wasn’t funny at the time.

A very heartfelt thank you to Dr. Erica Declemente (friend, some may say) for the care over the years for both her and Wayne, Dr. John Ritter, Paulette, Levin, Sharon Parsons and the nurses at VCMH, as well as the rest of the staff, for the upmost, grace, courage, and compassion that Lori has been shown in the last few months. This will never be forgotten.

A special thank you to her best friends, Charlene and Shelley, and her son Alexander, for their lasting memories, Sure to be cherished for a long time. 

A service in Lori's memory is planned for a later date.

We hope the dogs snuggle is warm and the Christmas lights are as bright up there as you could have ever hoped, We miss you Lori.

in Lieu of Flowers please make a donation to the Cape Breton Cancer Centre, the Victoria County Memorial Hospital foundation, or the Renal Dialysis Patient Care Fund.