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I actually like it, but I might simplify it to Willadene. You could still get Deenie out of that.

I'm guessing this comes from Natalie Wood's character Wilma Dean Loomis in 'Splendor in the Grass', and as all I can remember about the character is that she went mad and ended up in an asylum, I wouldn't fancy it, personally.
Wilma is cute though. Definitely sweetly retro.

Hyuck, it's the most hee-haw name in the world according to myself.

Hee-haw.

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As I said in an earlier post, Dolly Parton has a sister named Willadeen. It's a really country-esque name, and not in a good way.