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Myrtle Dickinson Obituary
Wolcott: On October 5th, 2008, age 94. Predeceased by her husband Frederick and son John. She is survived by daughter Carol (Gene) Kephart; son Fred (Gail) Dickinson; grandchildren Kim (Kenneth) Bauer, John (Amy) Kephart, Michael (Rebecca) Kephart, Kenneth Dickinson, Rachel (John) Cody, Renee (Robert) Camp; 12 great grandchildren ; numerous sisters and brothers-in-law, nieces, nephews, family and friends; former daughter-in-law Peggy Ann Joslin.
Family and friends are invited to call on Monday October 20th beginning at 11 a.m. from the COLVIN-ROBERTSON-NORTON FUNERAL HOME, 5925 New Hartford Street, Wolcott. Private interment will be at the Furnaceville Cemetery in Ontario. Contributions in memory of Mrytle may be directed to your local ambulance, Mercy Flight, or a charity of one's choice. On line condolences may be sent to:
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Judy Beauchemin
October 13, 2008
We remember Fred and Myrtle visiting our home in Farmington and singing with the family, so many old Christian hymns. The Lord will welcome Myrtle to his choir in heaven, next to the rest of her family and friends who went before her. May He bless all of your family with peace and the comfort of knowing she is home for eternity.
Judy (Dorothy's sister) & Joe Beauchemin
Les & Dorothy Dickinson
October 13, 2008
Many are the memories we have of Myrtle, Les's much more than Dorothy's, but one of our best is her recital of the very long poem at the last time we were back East to attend the Dickinson family party at the lake. You will be greatly missed but we know you and Freddy are rejoicing together in Heaven. We will all join you there some day too.
To all the family, we love you all and are sorry we are so far away in California and not able to give you all our love and hugs in person.
Sending our love and praying that the Lord keeps His Loving arms around you and gives you His Peace.
Uncle Les and Aunt Dorothy Dickinson
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