Arlien Woodall
Nee Caldwell in her 96th year.
Predeceased by her Father Claude Caldwell, Mother Lillian Caldwell,
Brother Sunny Caldwell, husband of 43 years George Woodall, Daughter in Law
Judy Woodall, and Son in Law Ted Rotteau.
She is survived by Lynda Rotteau, Bob Woodall and his wife Sue Woodall, Judy Crawford and her Husband Ken Crawford, Karen Tebow and her Husband Alfred Tebow. Grandchildren Michelle Rotteau and her Husband Andrew Barton, Ed Rotteau and his wife Jana Rotteau, Melanie Woodall, Jason Woodall and his wife Megan Webb, Rachael Litwinenko and her husband Steve Litwinenko, Sarah Campbell and her Husband Will Campbell, Nick Crawford and his wife Amber Dodge. Great Grand Children Fiona Woodall, Jude Woodall, Violet Litwinenko, Seth Crawford, Nico Crawford, Ty Crawford, Paden Campbell and Lilly Campbell. Also fondly remembered by many Legion and Navy friends. Arlien was born in Quebec City and worked for the Royal Canadian Navy during WWII where she met her husband George. They lived in Cooksville where she was heavily involved in the Girl Guides of Canada and Community Living. After moving to Goderich she continued her work with Community Living serving on the Board of Directors for many years. She and George helped to organize the Royal Canadian Naval Association in Goderich and could be seen at parades with the old style cannon. They attended many Naval reunions and hosted two reunions of the HMCS Goderich in their back yard. A memorial visitation will take place at Knox Presbyterian Church on Saturday, April 15, 2017 from 12 p.m. until the time of service at 1 p.m. Donations came be made to Community Living Central Huron or Branch 109 Royal Canadian Legion.
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Adrienne Andersen
My sincere sympathy to all of Arlien’s family. It was a pleasure getting to know Arlien during her Vancouver visits to my grandfather Harold. I was sadden to hear of her passing.
Delbert Shewfelt
My sympathy to Bob, Judy and Lynda. Your mom was always a pleasure to have a chat with and you were all very good to her. May she Rest in Peace
Sharron Durst
My sincere sympathy to all of Arlien’s family.
Becky&Lloyd Haskell
our sincere condolences. Arlien was a special neighbour to our family. Always had the time to chat. we miss her, but always in our thoughts.
Fran McLean
My sincerest sympathy to all the family for the loss of a wonderful warm woman who was an inspiration to all seniors like myself…she knew how to enjoy every occasion and always was dressed up and gently smiling. What great moments you will share.
Carol and Dale Egan
Dear Bob and Sue
Although we have never met your mother we did feel as though we did know her as you always spoke so lovingly of her.
She absolutely sounded delightful and brought a lot of light into peoples’ lives. Very sorry for your loss.
Carol and Dale