Olivier-Webber – Holly Lynn Olivier-Webber of Brooks, loving wife of Dennis Webber, passed away in Brooks on Wednesday, February 12th, 2025 at the age of 61 years. Holly was born in Drumheller, Alberta. April 3rd, 1963. She is the fourth child born to Clarence and Shelby Jean Olivier, she has 3 older sisters. Debbie Dovichak, Cindy Hankel, and Shelly Janke. As well as two younger brothers. Clancy and Darrin Olivier. Holly began school in Marithorp, Alberta, then moved to Whitecourt, and then to Veteran for grade 3. She then moved to Tilley for grade 6 and finished her education there. Holly was competitive and loved school sports, ladies curling and fast ball. She had a strong passion for attending curling briers and Scottie’s tournaments. Holly met Dennis Henry Webber at Emerson bridge. Fortunately, he got to spend the weekend with her because he had 3 flat tires. The rest is history. Married February 14th, 1989, and again in the Catholic Church October 21st, 1989. Shyloh Shelby was born August 31st, 1989. Followed by Delore Dennis Gabriel on April 26th, 1994. October 10th, 1996 Austin Bowden George joined as the 3rd child. Holly and Dennis’s first home was in Rosemary in 1989. Then moved to Sunnylea in Brooks for several years. Then moved to Uplands, where they currently reside. Holly loved her family more than anything. Spending time with her husband, kids and spoiling her grand children is some of the things she lived for. Holly was an animal lover, especially for her dogs. Holly loved to travel and have fun, especially with the oil wives club of Brooks and their convention trips. Camping with family was an all time favourite, didn’t really matter where, Rock Lake, Emerson Bridge, Rolling Hills Reservoir and going to the mountains for Canada Day long weekends. Holly enjoyed riding her motorbike. As her nieces and nephews grew up, they all loved her. Cruising with the music blaring and windows and sunroof open, singing as loud as possible. If you were looking for your kids and called Holly, she said “nope, didn’t see them’ as they all poured another drink. Holly loved to play crib, and always enjoyed beating everyone, especially her father. Another thing Holly loved was to shop, a day trip to the Hat with sisters, or Shyloh, or a girl friend, she even drug Dennis to go shopping. In July of 2020 Holly was diagnosed with Cancer. From July 2020 till Feb 2025 Holly had ongoing tests, numerous appointments, surgeries, and chemotherapy. During this time Holly showed the definition of a true warrior. Holly always loved working with people, from working at the steak loft, Suzy shirt, and the heritage. She tried her hand as an ambulance attendant. Eventually, she took her health care aide certificate and then completed her unit clerk where she worked until her health failed. Holly taught first aid / CPR courses for many years. Holly loved to be part of community and be with friends. It showed as she participated in the Brooks Oil wives club, Brooks and District Health Foundation, and a coach for Austin’s soccer team of the Grasslands Soccer Association. She volunteered in many other community events. God was ready for you, but we were not. The world won’t be the same without you Holly, in our lives. But Holly touched each and every one of us and has left us with everlasting memories to cherish in our hearts. Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Friday, March 7th at 11:00 AM from St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Rev Eligio Canete Celebrant. In memory of Holly, if friends desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to either Brooks Animal Protection Services (BAPS), Box 86, Brooks Alberta T1R 1B2 or the Brooks and District Health Foundation, Bag 300, Brooks Alberta T1R 1B3.
Cremation is entrusted to and conducted at
Smith Funeral Home Ltd., Brooks
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BROOKS, ALBERTA
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