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DOROTHY WEBB
Dorothy Webb ("Dodo") passed away peacefully on August 23, 2025, after a long and full life.
Dorothy was predeceased by her beloved husband, Basil, and her children Ryan, Averley and Mark. She is survived by her partner, Brian Place, her sister Grace Taylor, and many nieces and nephews who will remember her with affection.
Dorothy's life was marked by profound loss, yet she met each day with quiet resilience, kindness, and a gentle sense of humour that brought lightness to those around her. She will be fondly remembered for her warmth, her strength, and the unique joy she shared in her own way.
A small private service was held.
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jan 17, 2026
Condolences & Memories (4 entries)
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DODO IS THE LAST OF MY SIBLINGS SHE WAS THE 7TH AND NOW IT'S JUST ME . WE WERE CLOSE WHEN OUR KIDS WERE LITTLE AND GROWING UP TOGETHER AND AGAIN IN LATER YEARS FOR AWHILE. I UNDERSTOOD HOW SHE WAS FEELING AND LOVED HER THROUGH IT ALL . I HOPE SHE KNOWS HOW SPECIAL SHE WAS TO MY KIDS .THEY LOVED HER SENSE OF HUMOUR. DODO LOVED MUSIC .SINGING AND DANCING ..WAS THE FIRST ON DANCE FLOOR AT SOCIALS AND THE LAST TO SIT DOWN . SHE WROTE BEAUTIFUL POETRY ;LOVED OIL PAINTING AND FRANK SINATRA WAS HER MAN . WAS LOVED AND WILL BE MISSED . KNOWING SHE IS NOW WITH HER RYAN ,MARK AND AVERLEY IS WHAT SHE HAD WANTED FOR A LONG TIME. REST IN PEACE DODO AND THANKS FOR BEING MY SISTER .XOXOXOXOXOXOXO - Posted by: Grace Taylor (Sister) on: Jan 17, 2026
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I was very sorry to have heard of my Aunt Dodo passing…I have nothing but fond memories of her and the family growing up. Mostly her humor her laugh and how she seemed to always enter a room dancing! RIP Aunt Dodo and I know you are with the family again…XO - Posted by: Byron Taylor (Nephew) on: Jan 17, 2026
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We were so saddened to just recently hear of Auntie Do-do's passing. We hadn't seen or heard from her for many years, but we still thought and talked about her often. I can see her beautiful eyes and hear here mischievous cackle when I think of her. She endured more loss in her life than anyone should ever have to, and I think it made it difficult for her to maintain deep relationships; perhaps out of fear of losing them. But we loved Auntie Do-do and will remember her fondly always. - Posted by: Ashlee Taylor (Niece) on: Jan 17, 2026
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My favorite memories in the 70's at the Belair cottage come to mind when I think of you Auntie Dodo. You were always so cool and fun to be with. I'll never forget those sunny summer days, Rest in peace Auntie. - Posted by: Brock (nephew) on: Jan 17, 2026