Kincardine Record
Banner Ad
Banner Ad

BRENDA JANE (BALL) MAILLET

August 12, 2025



Brenda Jane (Ball) Maillet, formerly of Kincardine, died peacefully at Brantford General Hospital, Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2025, in her 68th year. Her final days were spent surrounded by the people she cherished most. Beloved wife of Daniel Maillet who was her strength for more than 10 years. Proud and loving “Mama Bear” of Scott Barham (Alisha Vonn) of Simcoe. Also survived by her grandchildren, Lennon, Oakleigh, and Laken; and their mother, Stephanie, of Aylmer. Cherished daughter of Norma Ball of Listowel and the late Arthur Ball. Loved and remembered by her siblings, John Ball (Carolyn) of Ripley, Beth Norman (Mark) of Listowel, and Brian Ball of London. Also missed by Danny’s family, her nieces and nephews, cousins, and her large circle of friends. Fondly remembered by Scott’s dad, Bob, and his wife, Nancy, whose kindness to Brenda will always be appreciated. Growing up in Clinton and Kincardine, Brenda made many happy memories: bike rides, time at the swimming pool, studying ballet, and skating at the Boiler Beach Roller Rink. Her radiant personality naturally led her to many positions in retail over the years where she excelled at customer service. She was a tireless volunteer with several charities. Brenda founded the Brant County Chapter of the Kidney Foundation of Canada, where she organized many successful fund-raising events. Through her advocacy efforts and unyielding spirit, she leaves a lasting impact on her community. Brenda was a loving wife and mother but perhaps her favourite role was that of grandma. She treasured her time with her three grandkids … painting, creating, encouraging their talents, and ensuring she passed along her fun-loving approach to life. Her compassion and caring for everyone she met, often led to impromptu conversations and insights which she enjoyed sharing with others through her writings. Brenda’s memory will live on in the countless lives she touched and the role she played in other people’s stories. Her husband and family wish to thank the many health-care professionals who helped Brenda during her long struggle. Cremation has taken place. A celebration of Brenda’s life will be held Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025, from 2-4 p.m., at Dunsdon Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 461, 9 Tollgate Rd., Brantford. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in support of Brenda’s grandchildren in the Brantford Kidney Walk or to the Kidney Foundation of Canada, or a charity of your choice, would be welcome as expressions of sympathy. On-line condolences at Passages Cremation and Burial.