The Auburn Bay community in Calgary, Alberta, is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Carla Obuck, a beloved community leader, volunteer, and President of the Auburn Bay Community Association. Her passing has left family members, friends, neighbors, and residents throughout the community deeply saddened as they remember a woman whose dedication and kindness helped shape Auburn Bay into the vibrant neighborhood it is today.
For many years, Carla Obuck devoted her time, energy, and passion to strengthening the Auburn Bay community. As one of the founding members of the Auburn Bay Community Association and a committed volunteer with the Resident’s Association, she played a significant role in building a welcoming environment where families and neighbors could connect and thrive together.
Residents say Carla’s commitment to community service could be seen in nearly every major event and initiative that brought people together throughout Auburn Bay. She was instrumental in organizing some of the neighborhood’s most cherished traditions, including the annual Stampede Breakfast, the Parade of Lights, and the Community Gardens. Her leadership, determination, and enthusiasm were often the driving force behind these successful events year after year.
Friends and fellow volunteers describe Carla as someone who genuinely loved helping others and creating opportunities for community connection. Whether she was planning local events, volunteering her time, or supporting neighborhood projects, she consistently worked to make Auburn Bay a place where everyone felt included and valued.
Beyond her many contributions to the community, those who knew Carla personally say she will be remembered most for her warm heart, compassion, and caring nature. She had a unique ability to make people feel welcomed and appreciated, whether through a friendly conversation, a helping hand, or simple acts of kindness. Many residents considered her not only a respected leader but also a trusted friend.
News of Carla Obuck’s passing has prompted an outpouring of tributes and heartfelt condolences from across Calgary and the Auburn Bay area. Community members have shared memories of her generosity, leadership, and the positive impact she made on countless lives throughout the years. Many say her dedication to the neighborhood created a lasting legacy that will continue to influence the community for generations to come.
Family, friends, and residents are invited to come together to honor Carla’s life and memory on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at A&W Auburn Bay. In tribute to Carla’s passion for community service, the family has announced that $2 from every combo sold during the event — including third-party app orders — will be donated to the Auburn Bay Community Association. Cash donations collected during the gathering will also be matched to support causes and programs Carla cared deeply about.
Carla leaves behind her loving husband, Darrel, and their two children, Alexandrea (Alex) and Matthew, along with countless friends, neighbors, and community members whose lives she touched through her generosity and leadership.
Though her passing leaves a tremendous void, Carla Obuck’s legacy of kindness, volunteerism, and community spirit will continue living on throughout Auburn Bay. Her contributions and compassionate nature will never be forgotten.
Carla Obuck will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever cherished by all who knew her.
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