Cariboo-Chilcotin Funeral Service Ltd.

Cariboo-Chilcotin Funeral Service Ltd. Family owned and operated Funeral Service Provider & Cremation Center. Based in Williams Lake, BC. that otherwise would not be re-forested.

Proudly serving the entire Cariboo-Chilcotin & Central Coast in Beautiful British Columbia. Bella Coola, Williams Lake, 100 Mile House, Quesnel and all communities in between. Family Owned & Operated Independent Funeral Service & Cremation Center. Our licensed funeral directors and staff have years of experience, David Wilson (formally of Compassionate Care Funeral Service) has an excellent reputation in the community as a funeral director and embalmer. Funeral arrangements can simply be made by calling us when a death occurs to initiate the process, then followed up with an arrangements either in home or by appointment. . Funeral Planning

Today more than ever, people are choosing to pre plan or prepay for their own funeral arrangements. Such planning spares survivors making arrangements on short notice, reduces emotional strain and helps to ensure that the wishes of the deceased will be respected. Pre-planning and pre-paid services are also available through Assurant Life of Canada - Family Side - Purple Shield

Granite and Bronze Monuments

Cariboo Chilcotin Funeral Services is pleased to offer quality crafted, unique granite and bronze monuments. A variety of shapes, sizes and colour of granite is available to you for the creation of a meaningful tribute to your loved ones. We also offer a wide selection of sizes and design ideas in bronze monuments for you to consider when creating just the right marker. We arrange for shipping and installation of monuments in all cemeteries throughout Western Canada. A monument is the primary tangible link between past, present and future. It serves as an integral part of our culture and heritage, and an inspiration for all succeeding generations who wish to know and honour those who came before. Our Crematorium

Five Rivers Crematorium is a public facility owned by the City of Williams Lake. It was build the Central Interior Crematorium Society with funds generously donated from local industry, unions and the public. The crematorium is managed and operated under contract by Cariboo-Chilcotin Funeral Services. As part of our commitment to the environment and community we have committed to support Forests For Tomorrow by donating funds for the planting of ten trees in the Cariboo-Chilcotin for every cremation. Forests For Tomorrow is a provincial government program set up to help fund replanting of fire damaged and beetle-killed forests in B.C. Cariboo-Chilcotin Funeral Services & Five Rivers Crematorium are registered divisions (DBA) of 100 Mile Funeral Service Ltd. a licensed funeral service provider for the Province of British Columbia and a District Registrar for Vital Statistics. Keywords; funeral home, funeral homes, funeral services, crematorium, cremations, undertakers, funeral parlour, cemetery, cemeteries, monuments, headstones, funeral directors, caribou chilcotin, bella coola, quesnel, clinton, urns, caskets, memorial services, burials, funeral planning, pre paid funerals

On behalf of the Fossen family, who lived in Williams Lake for many years and would like the community to know of Laurel...
02/02/2026

On behalf of the Fossen family, who lived in Williams Lake for many years and would like the community to know of Laurel Anne Fossen's passing:

We are sorry to announce that Laurel Anne Fossen, who also went by L A or “Rockin’ Granny,” passed away on Tuesday, January 27th.

Laurel Anne was the 2nd of four children born to Brian and Lynne Smith September 28th, 1951, and lived most of her life in Williams Lake, BC. She married Doug Fossen on December 13th, 1971. They finally moved from Williams Lake to Yellowknife for work in 2002 and then to Sparwood in 2004.

She loved children and the children loved her-- she could talk like Donald Duck. She loved her animals and she really enjoyed life, always with a sharp wit, a great sense of humour and an infectious personality, making friends everywhere she went. She called herself a “people person” and she was always good company. She had a genuine heart and was fiercely independent; some called her feisty; no one ever called her dull. She was hampered somewhat, in her final years, coping with dementia; but stayed active playing crib, for as long as she was able to, visiting and touring Sparwood on her scooter whenever she could. Her motto was:

“Live for today because you never know what tomorrow will bring -- or what it may take away”

She is survived and mourned by her ever-loving husband, Doug, her sister, Leslie Baker and by the many, many friends that she made along the way.

Memories & condolences shared at cherishedmemoriesfs.com

01/20/2026

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180 Comer Street
Williams Lake, BC
V2G1T6

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