At the age of 93, Warner Fyfe passed away peacefully in hospital at Victoria, BC. Warner trained as a pharmacist at the University of Saskatchewan prior to moving to BC and managed the pharmacy at the T. Eaton Company in Victoria for many years. Warner is survived by his wife Margaret, four sons, ten grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and his sister Alma.
Visitation for family and close friends will be held from 3:00 – 5:00 pm on Monday, July 1, 2019 in the Redwood Chapel at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Drive, Victoria, BC.
A Celebration of Life will be held at 2:00 pm on Tuesday, July 2, 2019 at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 2121 Cedar Hill Cross Road, Victoria, BC.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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Bill Wyllie
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Barry & Brenda Miller Our deepest condolences to you Margaret and the family for the sad loss of a wonderful man. Our memories of Warner will remain with us and we will remember his wonderful humour and kindness always. He truly believed in the value of family and was one of the most sincere people we have known. He will remain a treasure in our hearts forever.
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Lois Allen Margaret and family,
So sorry to read about Warner’s passing. He was a wonderful man and such a good neighbor to my Mom and Dad, Harold and Verna West. Margaret you were also dearly loved by Mom.Love Lois Allen
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Doug Locke I am going to miss my friend who sat behind me each Sunday morning and
always had a smile and a warm handshake. I remember his help at times in the
church kitchen. My prayers and love go out to the family at this time.
In Christ’s Love
Doug Locke
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Wendy O'Dwyer (Sutherland) Warner was such a wonderful friend of mom and dad’s. So many great memories of trips to Tsa-Kwa-Luton, New Year’s Eve dinners with the Parry’s and all the get togethers in between. Lovely man!!
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Clifford & Patricia Coulter It was an honour to know Warner. He was a wonderful man and a good neighbour.
May the Magic of Your Memories Heal Your Broken Hearts.
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David McIntosh Warner Fyfe hired me at Eaton’s in 1976. He was a great boss – very kind and considerate. I appreciated that he was so accommodating in allowing me to work around my classes. He also had a good sense of humour! My condolences go out to his family.
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Terri Thomas & Paul Cuthbert Margaret and family, we were sorry to hear of Warner’s passing. We fondly remember our days as neighbours on Irma St. Often friends would gather for a chat on warm summer evenings in front of your home. We loved watching your grandchildren play hide and seek while running round and round the bush in the front yard. Patches and Cashew are also happy memories. We send our love to you at this difficult time.
Terri and Paul
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Shari Mason Warner was always kindhearted, caring & made everyone he knew feel accepted & loved ❤️ We will miss him
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Norm and Ruth Miller, Abbotsford, BC. Our sorrow and condolences to Margaret, Richard, Gordon, Murray and Brent and their families at the passing of a dynamic and wonderful husband/father, who loved and cared for all his nieces and nephews as much as his own family. We are grateful for the ways he included the families of his own siblings into their own family network. He has come from a family that always sought to love, care and forgive, a family that has always been closely bonded together. He and his family were people of faith, with a deep love for our Lord Jesus. He loved his church (Immanuel Baptist in Victoria) and the family of God he was a part of. He will be so missed, but he is now with our Lord – in his heavenly home. Psalm 116:15 . . . “Blessed in the sight of the Lord is the death of His beloved.” We extend to you our love and prayers . . . Pastor Norm & Ruth Miller; Karen & Doug Cook; Garth & Lisa, Owen, Wes & Nyah Miller.
My heartfelt condolences for the passing of Warner. I knew him on two of my postings to the Victoria Store; 1966 through 1972 and again 1978 through to my retirement in 1989. I always enjoyed our chats about a variety of topics. I feel most fortunate to have had him as a friend. I’m sure these feelings abound in all the Eatonians who knew him.