100 Mile Funeral Service

06/08/2026

~ In Loving Memory of Logan Everett Sikiric ~

06/04/2026

"Time heals all wounds" is the kindest-sounding advice that almost never works.

It isn't time that heals grief. It's what you do inside that time. If you've been waiting for the ache to fade on its own, you were handed a myth, not a map. And it was never your fault.

06/03/2026

05/10/2026

Today, we hold space for all Mothers. For the mothers still with us, the mothers remembered in our hearts, the women who nurtured, guided, and loved us, and for those carrying grief today — we are thinking of you.

May this day bring gentle memories, comfort, and love in all its forms. 🤍

05/05/2026

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03/14/2026

A service for the late
Mrs. Mieke Reelick
will be held today, Saturday March 14th at the 100 Mile Evangelical Free Church at 1:00 pm

03/11/2026

Today we recognize National Funeral Director Day and the individuals who quietly serve families during some of life’s most difficult moments.

Funeral directors carry the responsibility of guiding, supporting, and caring for families with compassion, professionalism, and dignity. It is work that often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is deeply meaningful.

Today we acknowledge the dedication of those in this profession and the care they bring to their communities every day.

03/08/2026

On International Women’s Day, we recognize and celebrate the women who serve our communities with compassion, strength, and quiet leadership.

Funeral directing is a profession built on care, dignity, and trust. Women in this field bring profound empathy, resilience, and professionalism as they guide families through some of life’s most difficult moments. Their presence continues to shape and strengthen the profession in meaningful ways.

Today we honour the women who have paved the way, those who serve today, and the generations who will continue this work with grace and dedication.

Happy International Women’s Day to the women of funeral service and to the many women who support their communities every day.

03/06/2026

Jude Dion March 19, 1960 – February 20, 2026
& Lise Nielsen Dion March 12, 1967 – February 20, 2026

It is with profound sadness that the family announces the unexpected passing of Jude Dion and his wife, Lise Nielsen Dion, in February 2026. Jude was born March 19, 1960, to Jean and Rejeanne Dion in Vancouver, B.C. He built his life around his work, his passion for the outdoors, and his longstanding ties to the 100 Mile House community. Jude is survived by his mother, Rejeanne Dion; his children: Terra (Dave) and their son Jacob; Travis (Teri-Lynn) and their daughter Amber-Lynn; and his youngest daughter Andrea (Jeremy). He is also survived by his eldest brother Michele (Merle) and their daughter Michelle; his brother Pierre (Diane) and nephews Trevor and Kevin; and his late sister Susie’s children, Angela, Paul, and Mark, along with extended family and many friends. Lise will also be missed by her family and those who knew her. When Jude was 17, his parents purchased Exeter Sporting Goods in 100 Mile House. In 1992, he took ownership of the business and continued to grow it into a trusted fixture in the community. For decades, he worked to ensure that residents had access to the sporting goods and outdoor equipment they needed without having to travel elsewhere. His knowledge and straightforward manner earned him the respect of customers and fellow outdoorsmen alike. Jude had a lifelong passion for fishing, camping, and hunting. He spent many hours in the backcountry and especially valued time riding up Mica Mountain with his brother Pierre, his nephews Trevor and Kevin, his son Travis, and many others. He was also a steady supporter of local galas, derbies, and community events, contributing to the town he called home. Their sudden passing leaves a space that cannot be filled. They will be remembered by family, friends, customers, and community members whose lives intersected with theirs over the years. In keeping with their wishes, there will be no funeral service. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the BC SPCA.

02/24/2026

Our community is experiencing a very heavy time with several tragic losses. Our hearts are with everyone who is grieving, hurting, or trying to support someone they love right now. Please remember that you don’t have to go through these things alone. There are people who care deeply and who are ready to listen and help.

If you or someone you know needs support, here are some resources available in our area and across BC:

• Call or text 988 — Crisis Services Canada (available 24/7 across Canada).
• 310-6789 (no area code needed in BC) — Emotional support and mental health help line through Interior Health.
• BC Crisis Line — 1-800-784-2433

If you’re grieving, struggling, or just need someone to talk to, please reach out to a family member, friend or support resource. Checking in on each other, talking, and asking for help can make a difference during times like this. Thank you to the first responders and the many professionals who have shown up with the utmost care & compassion. Our community is strong, and we will continue to support one another through this. 🤍

If anyone knows of additional local grief supports or groups in the Cariboo, please feel free to share them here for others who may need them.