Edmonton, AB – Marilyn Baron, a respected Health Services Administrator with Correctional Service Canada (CSC), has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of dedication, professionalism, and compassion.
Marilyn’s career in public service was marked by an unwavering commitment to healthcare administration and the well-being of those within Canada’s correctional system. Known for her integrity and tireless work ethic, she played an instrumental role in overseeing health services delivery for incarcerated individuals, ensuring they received care with dignity and respect.
Her professional journey was grounded in a solid academic foundation. Marilyn earned her education at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), where she studied Captioning and Court Reporting within the Legal Studies stream from September 2008 to August 2010. Her training provided her with a unique perspective on the intersection of law, healthcare, and justice—an asset that defined her career at CSC.
Colleagues remember Marilyn as a dedicated leader, a supportive mentor, and a warm presence in the workplace. Her impact extended beyond her job title, as she consistently advocated for improved systems and humane treatment within the correctional healthcare landscape.
Outside of her professional life, Marilyn was deeply admired by friends and family for her strength, compassion, and vibrant spirit. Her sudden passing has left a profound void in the hearts of those who knew her.
Details regarding memorial services and tributes have not yet been publicly announced.
Marilyn Baron’s legacy will live on through the countless lives she touched—both professionally and personally. She will be deeply missed.
