Delmar Lea Willett

September 10, 1954 – January 21, 2016

September 10, 1954 – January 21, 2016

Passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones; born and raised in Victoria. For over 35 years, Delmar worked at Victoria Coal & Heating as a burner technician.  With determined beliefs, he enjoyed playing baseball, camping and was an avid classic car enthusiast.

Delmar is survived by daughter, Robbyn; grandson, Mason; wife, Wendy and older brothers, Don and Larry, plus nieces and nephew.

Profound thanks to the dedicated staff at Royal Jubilee Hospital Emergency & Patient Care; with special thanks to Dr. Egan and Dr. Jean Maskey.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Sunday, January 31st, 2016 at 2:00pm at McCall’s Funeral Home, Johnson & Vancouver Streets.

Condolences to the family may be offered below.

McCall’s Funeral Home
www.mccallbros.com

 

 

12 Responses

  1. Dear Wendy. Sending you my condolences and deepest sympathy on your loss. It’s a hard road to go down, remember the good times with Del and know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Phil

  2. Our sincere condolences to Wendy, Robbyn and the rest of the Willett family.

    Delmar will be fondly remembered as a great neighbour, his love for cooking and a champion chili chef.

    You are all in our thoughts during this time of mourning.

    Nicolene & Ernest

  3. My condolences to Del`s family.
    I dealt with and saw Del pretty well every week for the last 25 years { at the wholesaler`s }.
    He was a part of the Victoria landscape and will be missed.
    Peter Rey

  4. My sincerest condolences to Del’s family. I worked with Del at Vic Coal until 2003 and came to know him a little better as he became my “chauffeur” to and from the bank to do the daily bank deposit. I’m not sure which of us was more pleased with this arrangement – me, because of the door to door service or Del, for the break from the tools! He was always respectful and considerate, a real gentleman, and helped make my work day a little easier and pleasant……..Thanks, Del……….Nola

  5. Robbyn Wendy and family. Thinking of your family at this time. Fond memories of your Dad Robyn. Judy, George and Kaitlin Bingham

  6. My sincerest condolences to Del’s family and friends. Although I only worked with Del for a short time at Victoria Coal and Heating, I will always remember his kindness and good sense of humor.

    Angie Duckworth

  7. Robbyn, Rob & Mason, my Condolences to you and your Family, in my Prayers Donna

  8. I worked with Del for 8 years. He was a wonderful kind considerate co worker. I cannot tell,you how many of our clients ask for Del. He will be missed by all of us at Victoria Coal and Heating. My heartfelt condolences to you Wendy and Robbyn, he talked of you both often and with love. Heaven has received an angel. Rest in peace Del, you fought a long battle.

  9. Wendy and Family,

    So sorry for your loss. Del and Wendy you touched our hearts in so many ways at Sooke River Campground and miss you both more than words or actions could say.

    If there is anything you need Wendy or your family please let us know.

    Love you

    Ali and Tim and Dixie
    778-352-3510

  10. This picture is such a perfect one showing who Delmar was. He was such a kind, gentle man. He was always ready to be there for people and lend a hand. He was always ready to smile and be a true friend. We were very blessed to be one of his neighbours. He will be very much missed.
    Love Tiffany and Trent Hawkes

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