Charlotte Dianne Fraser

Born October 5, 1950, to Mervin and Wylo Stewart, Dianne passed peacefully while surrounded by her entire family at home on May 18, 2018. She is survived by her husband and true love Brock; ever-grateful children Jesse (Catherine), Dylan (Andrea), and Reid; kindred grandchildren William and Charlotte; dear siblings Doug and Deryl; and loving nephew Sean, and grand-nephew Gabriel.

We were all so lucky to be illuminated by Dianne’s light – an endless well of compassion, courage, and emotional fortitude.  In 35 years as an RN, she fiercely protected anybody willing to accept help, often seeking out good in people that they themselves had misplaced.  Throughout her life, Dianne has sewn together a tapestry of incredible friends – and while some are farther apart from others on her quilt, the effervescent fabric that was her love will keep them together.  As displayed by her glee upon learning it was her 21st birthday from a Serbian border agent while riding her motorcycle, Disie didn’t need much from this world – but that didn’t stop her from giving as much, and as often as she could.

The family offers our sincere thanks and respect to all healthcare workers, regardless of how direct/peripheral their role.  As well our endless gratitude to all family friends who have cushioned each bump in the road with solace and grace.

A Service will be held Friday,  June 8, 2018, at 2:00 pm in the Sequoia Center at McCall Gardens Royal Oak location, 4665 Falaise Drive, Victoria, BC.

Condolences may be offered to the family below.

McCall Gardens
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35 Responses

  1. Dear Brock,

    Gary and I were so sad to hear of your beloved
    wife’s passing. Ben, Katey & Carley send their condolences too. You always spoke of Dianne with such love and I know you will all miss her very much. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

    Warmly, Maureen, Gary & family

  2. To Brock and family:

    Our sincere sympathy at this most difficult time. Diane was a lovely person and will be sorely missed by many. David remembers how welcome he was made to feel on visits to “Reid’s house”. She will always be with you in your hearts and live on in your memories of her.
    Sincerely
    The Mann Family

  3. Brock to you and all your family my deepest sympathies,Dianne was a fantastic anchor for your wonderful family,sorry I won’t be there next week as I am out of town but my thoughts are with you all.

  4. Dear Brock and Family.
    My sincere condolences to you at this dark time. I knew Dianne of course from work, and feel blessed that our paths crossed. I hope that you can all find some solace, knowing that she is now free from suffering and pain, and can soon focus on those beautiful memories of her- that you all hold so dearly in your hearts.
    Loving thoughts and prayers are with you.
    Sylvia.

  5. Brock

    So sorry to hear of Dianne’s passing. We will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

    Sincerely
    Ann & Richard Olesen

  6. Brock and family. We are thinking of you at this time and saddened by the loss of your beautiful love, wife, mother,grandmother and friend., Dianne. We will treasure special memories of her laughter, joy for life and caring nature.
    Sincere condolences to all of you.
    Kathy & Bob Broder

  7. Brock and family,

    While at the cabin on Hornby we learned of Dianne’s passing. We looked out at Mermaid rock and thought of all of you. We know you are surrounded by love and hope for strength and peace for you and your family.

    Birdena and Don

  8. Brock and family,
    My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
    May the happy memories you cherish of Dianne be held in your hearts forever.
    She was a very special person.

  9. Brock & Family,

    I met Diane through our work in LDR at the Victoria General Hospital 28 years ago. Although I didn’t get to know her well, it was obvious that she was a kind and gentle soul, always willing to help others and share her experience and knowledge. Diane always made people feel important because she had the gift of listening.

    My heart goes out to you Brock and to the family that she so loved and admired and spoke so highly of. May you find some solace, at this time of sadness, in knowing she was very loved.

    Condolences,
    Barb DeRousie

  10. Dear Brock and Family
    I am saddened to read of Dianne’ s passing and so sorry for your family’s loss. I know how much she will be missed. My thoughts are with you all.

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