MILTON, Dorothy (Dodie) Margaret (nee WELLS) was born in Victoria, BC on December 7, 1936 and passed away on January 17, 2021 at Sidney Care Home in Sidney, BC after a lengthy battle with Dementia. Dodie lived in Victoria, Nova Scotia, Sooke, Sidney and a few summers at the Quarantine Station (now William Head Institution) where her father was stationed.
Predeceased by her parents, Capt. Jack and Muriel Wells (nee Church), 2nd husband Lloyd, stepson Tom, stepson-in-law Glen, siblings Muriel, Evie, and Jim. Lovingly remembered by her son Wayne (Debra), Adrienne (Mark), sister-in-law Gay, stepdaughters, Lynne, Carol, and stepdaughter-in-law Chris, grandson Aaron (Kayla), step-grandchildren Colin (Danielle), Carly (Allen), Caitlin, Jennifer (Eric), Landon (Kim), Craig (Danielle), great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Dodie loved to work and started her working life at Naden before going to work for the Provincial Government where she spent the majority of her career. She embraced life and never turned down an opportunity to join a social committee. Over the years, Dodie was an active member of the Victoria Operatic Society and the Victoria Horseshoe Club. She loved dancing, music, theatre, camping, carpet bowling and their annual fishing derby. Known for her themed birthday parties, she enjoyed entertaining family and friends with magicians and ventriloquists. Dodie treasured time with family, friends, beloved pets and her grandchildren who lovingly called her Nana. She will be greatly missed.
For almost 3 years, Dodie was a resident of Sidney Care Home where she entertained the staff and residents with her sense of humor. The family is grateful for the love and care offered by the staff and management of Sidney Care Home.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer Society of BC, Canadian Cancer Society or any charity of your choice.
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Bye auntie Dodie. Worlds greatest aunt. Quick to laugh and smile. Welcoming to everyone. Our most energetic visitor while in Shanghai. We will remember you always. Love, from Sharon and Fred
Goodbye Dodie. You welcomed a relative latecomer to the family with great kindness and affection. I will always remember that. Rest in peace.
My first job at the Provincial Government was with Dodie as my supervisor in a house on Government Street. I learned so much from her and we had some great laughs. It wasn’t like work.
She loved her family. My condolences to all of you and may you all have great memories to share. Sincerely, Jan Hemming
Adrienne and Wayne, I offer my sincere condolences for the loss of your dear
mother. She will always be special in my memories. Dodie, may God grant you eternal peace with Nana and all your loving family in Heaven.
Irwin
Adrienne and Wayne – we are very sorry to hear that your Mom has passed away. Our sincere condolences to you and your family at this difficult time.
Adrienne, Wayne, Lynne and Carol & families. We were so sorry to hear of Dodie’s passing. She was a great friend and our camping and fishing derby adventures with both Dodie and Lloyd were some of the best memories. We’ve missed Dodie over the past few years but remember our visits and calls fondly as well as their Christmas Sing Alongs with so many of their family and friends. Both Dodie and Lloyd were integral parts of the Victoria Horseshoe Club as well, with the Father’s Day Tournament one of the most popular each year. Dave and I send our heartfelt sympathy as well as so many friends from the Greater Victoria Horseshoe Club.