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Dorothy Anger Obituary
Rochester: November 26, 2007. Predeceased by her sister, Ruth P. Crawford. She is survived by her nephews, William Anger, Richard R. Crawford, Thomas F. Crawford, Franklyn P. Crawford, Lawrence J. Crawford, David Crawford; nieces, Patricia Crawford and Barbara Anger Gagner. Also survived by dear friends, Margaret Dunn, Deborah Strait, and Dr. James M. Haley. Dorothy was the Executive Secretary to Alexander Hargrave, the President of Lincoln Rochester Trust Company.
A Funeral Service will be held Tuesday, December 4th, 1 PM at the funeral chapel (2305 Monroe Ave.). Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the Salvation Army, 70 Liberty Pole Way, Rochester, 14604.
Anthony Funeral &
Cremation Chapels 2305 Monroe Ave. 244-0770
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for Dorothy Anger
3 Entries
Francesca Gatti
December 5, 2007
Dorothy,
I can't tell you how close I got to you for only knowing you a couple weeks at the hospital. You were my favorite patient and I always enjoyed helping you out. We had a nice Thanksgiving at the hospital together and you always made me smile. You tounched my heart in many ways and have inspired me to want to become a nurse even more. I only have a couple more years till I am a nurse and I will always remember you. Just remember you are in God's hands now and you are in a better place. I miss and love you Dorothy.
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Francine Ziller
December 2, 2007
Dear Dorothy, it was a pleasure knowing and working for you.
Here's to you "Dorothy"
We sat at night,by candle light
shared our life's stories
we drank ginger ale
and you were so sweet
when I brought a treat
which we ate 3 o'clock in the morning
Things in common we had
this is true
And when I think of you,
I'll see that thing that you do, with your head,
eye's
and sly smile
And then I will miss you.
Jamie Rice (Carney)
December 2, 2007
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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