Sugar Edith Sharon Fee

Sugar Edith Sharon Fee, affectionately known simply as Sugar, passed away on March 16, 2026, in Victoria, British Columbia. Born on February 22, 1978, in Prince Rupert, BC, Sugar was a vibrant and spirited woman whose zest for life touched the hearts of all who knew her. Sugar was a member of the Eagle clan from the Gitgaat First Nation through her maternal Great Grandmother Amelia Morrison {nee Clifton}.

Sugar was full of life—a true fighter with a strong spirit and an infectious, wicked sense of humor. Her personality carried a childlike wonder, especially evident in her enduring passion for Hello Kitty and her joyful enthusiasm for gifting playful, sparkly treasures to those she held dear. Sugar delighted in the simple pleasures of life: anything that sparkled, the companionship of animals of all kinds, lively gatherings downtown with friends, and cherished family dinners and celebrations.

Memories of Sugar often bring to mind the image of her zooming around town on her scooter, accompanied by her devoted partner and beloved dog, a testament to her boundless energy and love of life. She took great pride in her role as a mother and grandmother, always eager to gather thoughtful gifts that brought playfulness and sparkle to her loved ones' lives.

Sugar was most proud of her children and grandchildren, who remain the center of her legacy. She is survived by her beloved children Raven Asher Lincoln, Tyson Randall Tearne Lincoln, and Miracle Storm Lincoln. She also leaves behind her sisters Sylvia Fee, Maggy Gisle, Edna Gladstone, Lisa Gisle, and Brianna Lincoln, as well as her niece Olivia Smith. In addition, Sugar is mourned by many nieces, nephews, and extended family members who cherished her dearly.

She was preceded in death by her brother Gerald Lincoln, sister Teresa Lincoln, parents Judith and John Lincoln, as well as her maternal grandparents Edith Wilson and Sidney Wilson.

Sugar’s spirit will be remembered for its warmth, joy, and indomitable strength. Her legacy lives on in the hearts of those she loved and the countless moments of happiness she created for her family and friends. Though she has departed, the sparkle she brought into the world continues to shine brightly.