
Dorothy Waters
August 31, 2026

Dorothy Matilda Waters (née Woods)
August 6, 1931 – August 31, 2026
Passed away peacefully surrounded by the love of her family. Beloved wife of the late Wilbur Waters. Loving mother of Donna Bowden (late James Bowden). Cherished grandmother of Angie Tone (Corey), Jared Brown (Melissa), and Dustin Brown (Stacey).
Adored great-grandmother to Wyland, Marley, Alice, Clara and Jesse. Predeceased by her daughter Lynn Brown, her parents Edward and Jessie Woods, as well as her seven brothers and five sisters.
Dorothy, also known as “Nanny” will be remembered as a strong, generous, kind woman and a real go getter. She was always on the go and worked hard well past retirement age, as a house keeper for many years in the Mount Forest area. Her persona was feisty, stylish and well kept, making sure not to miss a single Friday going to the salon to get her hair done. She was renowned for making a mean butter tart and if you were visiting at her home, you always left with a full belly.
There are a lot of her sayings that would make you smile, laugh, and sometimes sigh. One was “it’s a great life, if you don’t weaken”. Certainly, Dorothy did not weaken and lived a long beautiful life. She will be missed by all who knew her. ♥
To honour Dorothy’s wishes, cremation has taken place. A private interment and gathering will be held.
With that I heard a loud voice from the throne say: “Look! The tent of God is with mankind, and he will reside with them, and they will be his people. And God himself will be with them. And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” Revelation 21:3,4
Those wishing to make a donation in memory of Dorothy are asked to consider the Mount Forest Kingdom Hall. Donations and condolences may be made at www.englandfuneralhome.com
Condolences
Donna & family…sincere condolences on the loss of Dorothy…she was a beautiful lady inside & out…our thoughts & prayers are with you all @ this sad time.
— Brian & Marilynne Adams, September 4, 2026Dear Donna so sorry to hear of your lovely Mothers passing… yes I was a #66 Canadian Tire girl along with Lynn that was when I met your very fashionable sweet smiley Mom … take care
— Debra van den Broek, September 3, 2026Dear Donna and family. I am so sorry to hear of Dorothy’s passing. She was a wonderful lady. For a few years she looked after my kids when I went back to work. They all loved her and she never ran out of patience with them! My sincere condolences to all her family. She will be deeply missed.
— Gladys Stevenson, September 3, 2026Our dear Aunt Dorothy, was the definition of love and hospitality.We will always share the memories of our visits with her where we were always greeted with the warmest smile , a comforting cup of coffee or tea And delicious treats Dave still fondly remembers kenworth school days where he would stop by for cookies. Her genuinely caring heart and welcoming smile made the world a brighter place. She will be missed immensely and remembered with love. Our deepest consdolences, thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family. We are holding you all close in our hearts,
Dave and Michelle Wood's saskatchewan.
Dear Donna and family. My condolences in the loss of your dear mother and grandmother.
— Ruth Truax, September 3, 2026Donna and family, our sincere condolences. You are in our thoughts.
— Gord and Kathy Calder, September 2, 2026Donna and family, our deepest condolences. Our family has fond memories of Dorothy. What a lovely lady she was.
Wayne And Cheryl Allen
So Sorry Donna and family about your loss. What a lovely lady. She will be with her husband now and at peace.
— Gary and Cheryl Williamson, September 2, 2026I met Dorothy 50 plus years ago through her dear Daughter Lynn who I worked with at Canadian Tire #66. Alway a very easy going welcoming lady. My condolences to the family.
Gary Walsh
Rocky View County Alberta
Dear Donna & family, you have my sincere sympathy in the passing of your Mom. Cherish the memories that no one can take away, Big hugs.
— LINDA SINCLAIR, September 2, 2026