We Remember
VICTOR, Mary “May”
December 9, 1933 — February 13, 2026
It is with immense love and sadness that we announce the loss of our mother, Mary Victor, on February 13, 2026.
Mary, also known as May, was born on December 9, 1933, in Liverpool, UK, and grew up in Manchester until she moved to Canada in 1965, with her husband, Lou, and four children. Once they settled, they had their fifth child. After living in the Lower Mainland where she was a nurse at Surrey Memorial for many years, the family moved to 100 Mile House. There, she continued to nurse for a few more years until her retirement to fostering for over 25 years. Mary and Lou then retired in Kelowna, over 30 years ago, where she spent years volunteering at the Cancer Lodge.
Mary is lovingly remembered by her children Les (Eldene), Julie, Lorraine, and Beverly; sister Doris; 8 grandchildren; and 7 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Louis of 69 years; son Trevor; son-in-law Al; sister Pat; and brothers Michael and John.
Mary enjoyed spending her early years at Crystal Waters Resort, bowling or playing darts. In her later years, she took up cruising, golfing, and always looked forward to family barbecues, playing card games, and enjoying a nice glass of wine or a rye and soda.
She will be greatly missed, forever loved, and remembered fondly by all whose lives she touched.
A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Details to be announced.
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I worked with Mary when she was a foster parent–smart, kind, and funny, and oh so practical about parenting. I feel honored to have known her.
I remember the summers we spent time together . Will always think of my aunt May and uncle Louie with love. Thank you all for being a part of my extended family growing up
I knew mary for alot of years as her and louies foster child . I was the last foster child Mary ever had before her retirement. Mary and Louie or Luigi is what I used to call him we shared so many great memories together. I remember when mary and Louie took me to Disney land for my birthday. I knew Mary to be a very strong passionate and caring person. She was very wise and always there for the people she loved no matter. I will never forget the things she taught me when I was in her care. I owe everything I am today to Mary and Louie. I will miss mary and Louie very much and I will never never ever forget Mary and Louie as I live . May Mary and Louie both rest in peace until we see each other again in heaven. Love u mary