Here is a more extensive article from the Ottawa Citizen on her passing, plus a CBC article
A very sad day
Here is a more extensive article from the Ottawa Citizen on her passing, plus a CBC article
A very sad day
Last edited by Maofan7; 10-01-2012 at 05:07 AM.
Oh no! I won an autographed picture of her from Manleywoman! May she RIP.
-Brian
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
^ lucky.
I am in the K&C at the 1980 Olympics telling Frank Carroll he will have a male skater from KAZ with a 4T, 3A-3T and a World Silver going into the 2014 Olympics ...
RIP to Barbara Ann Scott, and (((hugs))) to Canadian skating community for their loss
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RIP. A great ambassador for her sport and her country.
RIP Barbara Ann Scott.![]()
How very sad. I must say it is so wonderful that so many comments come from all over the world from people from all walks of life (okay, we all love figure skating). What a wonderful accomplishment not only to have won an Olympic gold medal, but to have won the hearts of millions. Then to retain that respect for decades after through grace, humility and giving back. What a wonderful woman she was. R.I.P.
If I had a dollar for every time I got distracted, I wish I had some ice cream.
My thoughts and prayers to her family and friends.What a legend, and in the phrase of Dick Button, the sport truly became better because she was in it.
Here is a brief article on the Barbara Ann Scott doll created to commemorate her Olympic victory in 1948:http://www.museumofvancouver.ca/coll...ann-scott-doll
How sadI couldn't believe my eyes at this thread's title. May she rest in peace.
What terribly sad news to wake up to. RIP Barbara Ann Scott. What a legend she was and what a legacy she leaves. A sad day for the sport, and for Canada who have lost a true sporting icon.![]()
Inspiring Mirai Nagasu!
RIP.
RIP BAS
Such a sad lossRIP, Barbara Ann Scott. A skating legend & great ambassador for the sport.
Ah...A true champion on and off of the ice.
She was such a class act and will be missed. RIP.
Ahhh, she was a true Canadian icon, and introduce many a little girl into the sport she loved. I remember seeing her perform when I was 4 or 5 yrs old, and desperately wanting "fancy" skates after that. Rest in Peace lovely lady!!!
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Barbara Ann was a skating legend but she was also a truly lovely and gracious lady. When she returned to Ottawa in August for the opening of the Barbara Ann Scott Gallery at City Hall she took time to chat with people, pose for pictures, and sign autographs as she had always done. I was fortunate to chat with her briefly at a small tea held at her "beloved Minto" (Skating Club) then and she seemed the same as every other time I had met her. She made a lovely speech at the tea and ended it with something like "see you next time". Who could have dreamed that she would be gone so soon! RIP
Can't skate but love to watch
So sad. May beautiful Barbara Ann Scott RIP.
Sad news indeed. Barbara was a such a beautiful woman with a beautiful soul.
RIP
RIP
This is the same video attached to the CBC article above from the CBC archives ... it's a great video that sums up her life up to the broadcast date of 1964.
(may be only viewable in Canada - I'm not sure)