Dorothy Sharon Dickey
May 22, 2026
In Loving Memory
Dorothy Sharon Dickey
Dorothy Sharon Dickey passed away peacefully on May 22, 2026, after a lengthy battle with illness, surrounded by the love of her family.
Dorothy spent most of her life in Williams Lake, where she built a life centered on family and friendship. She was a devoted wife, cherished best friend, loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
Dorothy married her high school sweetheart, Hank, and together they shared 64 wonderful years filled with love, companionship, and unwavering devotion.
She will be deeply missed by her children: Randy (Kim), Roxanne (Jamie), Shayne (Michelle), and Charlene (Steve), as well as her many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, who brought her endless pride and joy.
Dorothy’s kindness, strength, and unconditional love for her family touched everyone who knew her. She created a home filled with warmth, laughter, and compassion, and her presence will forever remain in the hearts of those she loved.
Though her family mourns her passing, they also celebrate the beautiful life she lived and the treasured memories she leaves behind.
Dorothy is lovingly remembered by her husband Hank; her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and her brother Bill (Diane). She was predeceased by her parents and her siblings Mel, Viola, Ethel, and Velma, may they meet again.
Forever loved, always remembered, and deeply missed.
Arrangements entrusted to
Cypress Funeral & Cremation Services 250-554-2324
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Sending my deepest condolences to Hank and their childrens families during this difficult time. I remember when I was a wee girl in Big Creek, Hank n Dorothy, and sometimes Art n Linda too, would come out to see my Grandma n uncle’s Charlie & Collin. Dorothy always made me feel special and cherished..all these years later, it had never changed..I am forever proud to call The Dickey Family mine..rest in peace Dorothy..hugs n love Roxanne
You are in my heart at this time and nothing I can say will ease your pain, I know what you are going through, hold tight to memories. She was a very special friend to me for a good many years. You have many friends who are willing to talk and listen with you when you are ready, so don’t hesitate to contact them.
She was a very special person.
Oh my beautiful Aunty. You were forever so special in our lives. Whenever we visited or spoke..no matter how much time had passed, always felt like it had been just yesterday. I’m going to miss the warmth I always felt in your presence. That inviting kindness and sweet laugh that was incomparable. Never forgotten. ❤
To Uncle and the family, Kelly and I are sending up prayers on the winds of eternity for a peaceful transition as you navigate your new normal with Aunty a whisper away.
My name is Tammie, my Best Friend, Roxanne is Hank and Dorothy’s eldest daughter.
Our hearts hurt for the entire family during this difficult time. Dorothy was such a kind and memorable person, and we feel grateful to have shared so many wonderful moments with her and Hank over the years.
We will always remember buying Christmas lights and unexpectedly running into Hank and Dorothy for a heartfelt visit and catch-up. Those moments were special and will be deeply missed. It feels like yesterday that we celebrated their 50th anniversary, surrounded by family, friends, laughter, and love.
Dorothy leaves behind many beautiful memories that will live on through her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and all who knew and loved her. She will be truly missed.
Sending love, strength, and comfort to the entire family.
With love,
Collin and Tammie Wilson
Dorothy was more than a sister — she was part of the heart of our family and part of so many treasured memories that can never be replaced. From laughter shared around kitchen tables to long conversations and family gatherings, she brought warmth, kindness, and a wonderful spirit wherever she went.
Our trips and cruises together are full of fond memories
We will always remember her smile, her strength, and the love she carried for those around her. Though our hearts are heavy with sorrow, we are grateful for the many years and memories we were blessed to share with her.
Rest peacefully, Dorothy. You will forever remain in our hearts and thoughts. Brother Bill and Siter-in-law Diane
My condolences and empathy to all of you at this time. I know it is hard but my thoughts and prayers are with you!
I never had a sister but if I could have chosen one it would have been Dorothy. To me, she was the sister of my heart.
I remember the visits and the conversations we would have about everything and anything! She was realistic, down to earth and full of common sense. Plus she had a great sense of humour! She was also very loving and caring!
She will be greatly missed but always in my heart!
Sorry for your loss..Dorothy was a good person..condolences.. Wes
Oh gosh, I have so many memories of fun times spent at the Dickey household. Whenever I came for visits from the coast, I never wanted to go home. My Mom and Dad, Diane and Bill, her brother, will probably remember all the times I said I wanted to move to Williams Lake just to be closer to family — especially Aunti Dot and Uncle Hank and my cousins.
Aunti Dot was so loving and kind, and her home was always open and welcoming. I remember so many moments filled with laughter. What I admired most about her was her authenticity, her compassion, her strength, and her no-holds-barred honesty. She told it like it was, and I loved that so much about her.
She always made both my kids and me feel deeply welcomed and loved. My heart aches for Uncle Hank, because Dorothy truly was the love of his life, and for all my cousins and their families. This is such a tremendous loss for the entire family.
Thinking of you all — Uncle Hanky, Roxanne, Randy, Shayne, and Charlene, your partners, and all of the grandchildren. Sending love as you hold onto the beautiful memories of Aunti Dot. 🤍
Rest in peace, beautiful Aunti Dot. Until we meet again. 🤍
May the road rise gently to meet you,
Aunti Dot, brave and true.
Your laughter, love, and fierce spirit
will stay woven through our family forever.
Though we say goodbye for now,
your light carries on in all of us.
Until we meet again,
may you rest where love knows no ending. 🤍
What a special friend Dorothy was,we have so many wonderful memories of all the little get aways out of town,and the many years of camping…it is hard to imagine camping without Hank and Dorothy.
Rest in peace beautiful lady. 💖
Our deepest condolence to Hank, Randy,Roxanne,Shane& Charlene,Dorathy was such a special lady,just so full of love for everyone&everything, I remember once seeing Hank &Dorathy going into the dollar store,it was winter and icy,Hank was holding her hand so she wouldnt slipand fall,this really stuck in my mind,they had a great love for eachother and it showed in everything they did,when ever we would run into them at the grocery store Dorathy would alway have a hug to give and would always say “love ya” were sure gonna miss you,you were a wonderfull sister in law, Love ya
Dorthy,
What can I say you were always awesome in my book. I remember as a young kid going to Williams Lake and your house with all of our families getting together for a dinner in the backyard. One time Uncle Hank was plucking the feathers off of some foul bird lol and you walked over and said watch, uncle Hank is going to chop off the head. I shrieked and ran away.
I love you auntie Dorthy you will be truely missed by many. For the family. I hope that time will heal your pain. God bless you all in this time of grief.
Love always
Lance Mckinney.
Oh Auntie Dorothy,
You were such a light in my life( Don’t tell anyone but you were my favourite Aunt). My earliest memories are of going to visit you and Uncle Hank in Williams Lake. You took us in and enveloped us with your kind and loving presence. I loved it when you and Uncle Hank would come and visit Dad(Bill) and Mom(Diane).We always had great talks and I loved making Lasagna and Pecan pie for you both!
All the memories I have with you and Uncle Hank are locked in a special place in my heart.
Uncle Hank, Roxanne,Randy,Shayne and Charlene my heart aches for all of you!!!
Sending love to entire Dickey family. Dorothy was kind, thoughtful, down to earth and so much fun! I loved the laughs we had with her over the years
I remember a home jewelry party, many years ago, she bought a ring and said it was for trips to the dump, as she insisted that was the only place Hank to her out to. She always made me laugh. I hope you find comfort, and a few giggles, in your memories. She will be missed ❤️
Hank and Family
My condolences to you and your family, Hank. It is never easy to lose a partner but I think that at this time in our
lives – it is losing your best friend and companion. The family loses an important and loving roll model. So sorry.
Ralph Hoople.
Dear Dickey Family,
I was sorry to read of Mrs. Dickey’s passing. While I hadn’t seen her in quite a few years, I was transported back to our time as neighbors in the Esler Road Subdivision. I remember her kindness as we passed through the Dickey yard on our way to our bus stop, my Sister Tana and I terrified of the long walk through the cow pasture. Her and Mr. Dickey and all the Dickey kids always had a smile and kind word for us and our family. I hope you are all able to look back on happy memories and find comfort in those. Take care.