The Calgary, Alberta community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Carla Obuck, beloved President of the Auburn Bay Community Association, whose passing has left family members, friends, neighbors, and community members deeply saddened. Carla’s death marks the loss of a remarkable leader, dedicated volunteer, and compassionate individual whose impact on Auburn Bay will continue to be felt for generations to come.
Carla Obuck was widely recognized as one of the founding members of the Auburn Bay Community Association and someone who devoted countless years of service to helping build and strengthen the community she loved so deeply. Her unwavering commitment, leadership, and passion for Auburn Bay helped create many of the events and traditions residents have come to cherish over the years.
Friends and colleagues remember Carla as the driving force behind numerous community initiatives, including the Auburn Bay Community Gardens, the Stampede Breakfast, and the beloved Parade of Lights. Many have shared that her determination, vision, and dedication were often the reason these events became successful traditions that brought neighbors together and strengthened community bonds. Her love for bringing people together and creating meaningful experiences reflected the kind of person she was — generous, caring, and deeply committed to others.
The Auburn Bay Community Association expressed profound sadness while honoring Carla’s extraordinary contributions and legacy. Community members describe her as someone whose warmth, kindness, and leadership inspired everyone around her. She gave her time selflessly, always striving to make Auburn Bay a welcoming and vibrant place for families and residents alike.
As tributes continue pouring in, many friends and neighbors are sharing stories, memories, and heartfelt messages celebrating Carla’s life and the incredible difference she made throughout the community. Her passing has created an immeasurable void, but her influence and spirit remain woven into the very fabric of Auburn Bay.
Carla is survived by her husband, Darrel, and their two children, Alexandrea (Alex) and Matthew, who remain surrounded by love, prayers, and support during this profoundly difficult time. Community members continue extending condolences while honoring Carla’s memory through acts of kindness and continued support for the causes and initiatives she cared about so deeply.
In tribute to her legacy, community members are invited to gather on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at A&W Auburn Bay, where proceeds and donations will support the Auburn Bay Community Association in Carla’s honor. The event reflects the same spirit of unity and compassion that Carla worked tirelessly to foster throughout her life.
Though her passing leaves deep sorrow in the hearts of many, Carla Obuck’s legacy of leadership, service, kindness, and community spirit will never be forgotten. Her memory will continue to live on through the friendships she built, the traditions she helped create, and the countless lives she touched throughout Auburn Bay and beyond.
Heartfelt condolences are extended to Carla Obuck’s family, friends, and the entire Auburn Bay community during this difficult time of mourning and remembrance.
