Loved Barry and will always remember what a great man he was. We were friends and it was Barry who introduced me to the King Louie hotel bar and horse races LOL. RIP my friend and I will see you again. Rod

Dear Cheri, Ritchie and Family. Lorrie and I were saddened greatly to hear of your Dad’s passing. Capt. Barry is fondly remembered as one of a kind. Great memories like lunches at the St. Louis, back yard bonfires, dirt biking in the foothills, tempting our dogs with wieners, horse racing and spontaneous visits to Halifax all come to mind. He will be missed but our memories will last forever.

George and Lorrie Dickey

Oh, that is so disappointing - my condolences to Barry's family. He was a cheerful person and very pleasant to fly with. He was frequently on the same crews I flew to HKG. He had a number of great stories and they were always interesting. Barry knew my husband, Dennis Nagy, from earlier careers. I am sorry to see so many fine people leaving us.

Respectfully, Sandra-Faye Nagy

My condolences to Barry's family ....we will so miss this wonderful man. I had the pleasure of his friendship during our flying careers and in retirement. He was always so upbeat and positive ....life was a party when you were with Barry!

Always great to fly with, will miss our lunches at the Legion buddy.

I am so sorry to hear of Barry's passing. Barry was one of the great guys from the Trans Air days.

We spent many days in Churchill Mb. While there we enjoyed a few bubblies at the Legion "on occasion" !

I remember playing crib with Barry and Joe Kowal at The Polar Hotel, which was Joe's hotel were we stayed in Churchill. Never could win a game with either of them.

My sincere condolences to his family. Barry will be missed by all who have known him.

Sincerely Ray Jensen, Stonewall Mb.

My condolences to Barry’s family. I first met Barry in 1969 when we joined Transair. He was a great guy and fun to share a cockpit with. Rest In Peace brother. David Moon

sorry to hear about the loss of one of the great guys in the world of aviation.I shared many trips with Barry Transair PWA and Canadian. The sly smile and tremendous sense of humor will not be forgotten.RIP my friend. Bill and Heather Pollock

I was a pilot with Barry at Transair in Winnipeg and later Canadian . I have known Barry since 1972. We even had a couple of race horses together at the Vancouver's Hastings Park track. I lost touch with Barry about 18 years ago. He always had a smile on his face, a joke about something to tell and could make some fun out of literally anything. A cold beer was never out of the question and we had some fun times. My condolences to his family. A sad day.

Grant Rudnick

Blind Bay BC

Having spent many days with Barry, I can say he will be missed by all in the flying community. His memory will carry on for ever.

My condolences to all his family.

Hank Dominy.

My sincere condolences to the entire Moffitt family . I flew with Barry on several occasions and enjoyed his sense of humour and his professionalism . Always a gentleman with a pleasant smile who never turned down a cold beer . Thom Noakes ,

Dear Cheri & Richard,

I was very saddened to hear about your father's passing and offer my sincere condolences to you and the rest of your family. I will miss seeing Barry's fabulous and mischievous smile during Stampede. He was truly a gentleman who was always there to help others. He will be missed however we are blessed to have the many memories of the fellowship he shared with our Caravan family and others.

Jack Stricharuk

My sincere condolences to Cheri and Ritchi on the passing of your Dad. Barry was one of the senior Master Batters who took me under his wing in my Stampede Caravan days. He taught me well how to make the perfect pancake batter which is not as easy as it seems (teaching me and making the perfect batter). He was always very kind to me and made me feel like one of the team. I will always think very fondly of him.

So sorry to hear about your Dads passing. My late husband taught Barry how to fly at the Regina Flying Club in the 60's.

Cherish the memories of your Dad. They will help you through this difficult time.

Cheri and Ritchi.So sorry to hear of your Dads passing.Barry was a friend for many years..I met him just after he left the Regina Flying club.I followed a similar route years later.

I always loved flying with your dad.Always a gentleman,always professional,Always fun to be with.

Cheri,One of my fondest memories was of a trip to Mazatlan back in the days when we could bring our kids in the jump seats.I recall you and my daughter Trina being with us and enjoying a fun weekend.

I will miss your dads smile, his stories and just visiting with an all around good guy.

RIP Barry.

Jack Szakacs

Cheri & Rich We are so sad to hear of your Dad’s passing.

We have many memories to cherish.

Our condolences to the entire MOFFITT family.

Art & Jane Bowering

I have known Barry since my first solo flight in Regina in 1969 . So sorry to hear of his passing. He was ONE OF A KIND. Rest in peace my dear friend. My condolences to the family

Cheri & Richi, So sorry to hear of Dad's passing. Have many great memories of our trips to Amsterdam, Halifax,& Kelowna as well of his visits down to Arizona. Caravan was always fun and Don enjoyed beating batter with him. It's great that we all have memories to keep those friendships alive. Our thoughts are with you all at this trying time. Don & Carol Boyce

So sorry to hear of Barry's passing. From Transair days through to retirement Barry always treated myself and colleagues in Flight Dispatch with professionalism, kindness, and humour. Spent quite a few fam flights sitting up front with him, and when on vacation he always welcomed myself and the family up there for a visit. Great fellow to deal with both professionaly and sharing a few beers. Fond memories of many laughs over the years. Cheers Barry. Sincere condolences to the family.

Steve Hughes

RIP CAPTAIN BARRY MOFFITT. MAY YOU SOAR THE HEAVENS WITH YOUR 'ETERNAL WINGS'. YOU ARE FLYING AT THE HIGHEST ALTITUDE NOW. HEAVEN GAINED ANOTHER AVIATION ANGEL. YOU TOUCHED MANY LIVES, BARRY AND WILL BE MISSED ALOT. YOU HAD AN AWESOME SENSE OF HUMOUR, BARRY. GREAT SASKATCHEWAN GUY!!

CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY.

LOVE & MANY BLESSINGS FROM A FELLOW CREW MEMBER,

LUCILLE PARKINSON FSD. AIR CANADA

I will never forget the jokes and laughter. Especially when Barry laughed at his own jokes, it made them even funnier! My first layover was in Regina and Barry made sure the whole crew got together that evening for a debrief and suitable beverages. You were one of a kind Barry and we will all miss you.

I firstI met Barry through Caravan. He was always there to help out, beat the best batter and keep the intricacies of breakfast running smoothly. Sympathy and best wishes to the family as you maintain memories of Dad and Grandpa. May your memories sustain you at this time.

Fran Anderson

We will really miss you on Caravan Barry!

It will be hard not to remember you, every time we beat a pail of batter. Especially remember our RV trip down to Phoenix.

Jack & Linda Lawless

YWG

Kind and generous with a great sense of humor, he was always great to hang out with. The world has lost a good man.

We will always remember you. ‘High Flight’ my friend!

We'll sure miss our Barry!

Such a great friend with Caravan!!

Cheri, you're in my thoughts!

Moe

It is very sad to hear of Barry's passing. We flew many trips together in Northern Manitoba and North of Churchill on the YS-11 before going to separate bases and different aircraft. I always enjoyed working with Barry and comparing notes on our families. He and I shared a birthdate, which we often acknowledged - for no particular purpose except that we both recognised both the parallels and the differences in our lives.

He was a fine pilot, a good companion, and a lot of fun.

With respect and sincere condolences to his family,

Capt. Rick Lovelace (ret)

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I knew Barry for many years and we tipped many a drink and shared lots f laughs...and of course tee'd it up on the golf course often....i considered him a good friend, although, we later parted, when he was in Calgary and i in Richmond...he was one of the people that i held dear, as part of my airline career...he was a true gentleman, a good friend, and a very professional and excellent pilot....i know he had a very good heart....we are loosing way too many of the good ones and way too early....i will miss you, Barry, but we'll tip one on the 19th....Wolf Walter

Thinking of you all and wanted to express my sincere sympathy for your loss

Jacquee McKay

The best host of the old PWA parking lot parties (AKA debrief)

I am so sad to hear he passed on. He was such a great man as a friend and pilot . He will be missed by many. He always made me laugh when I flew with him. Condolences to all of his family.

Anna Clauser

My sincerest condolences to Barry's family. Barry was an outstanding gentleman, a great pilot and a man of respect. Barry always supported his crew. With fond memories, RIP Barry! Karen Allbright YYC Base FA

Barry was one of the finest pilots I ever worked with! A true gentleman, funny and always kind. RIP dear friend!

Barry was a Great Guy and lots of fun my condolences to the family - Ann E. Gerhart

Many fun times flying with Barry, my condolences to the family.

Condolences to Barry’s family and friends. A kind, funny and generous man. RIP Barry. Larry and Heather Johns

I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Barry's family, friends and airline acquaintances! I was based in Calgary for 14 years and am a part of the airline fraternity! RIP, Barry!