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Dorothy Ceranski Obituary

CERANSKI - Dorothy (nee Fox) Of Phoenix, AZ; September 21, 2008; Age of 93, now joining her husband of 67 years, Walter V. Ceranski in eternal peace. She is survived by her son Walter A. (Catherine) Ceranski of Maryland; grandmother of Terrence W. (Marilyn), Thomas P. (Teri-Ann) and Christopher A. (Shannon); great-grandfather of Devon, Trevor and Arianna (Dusty). After raising her son, she returned to school to obtain a degree in Dental Hygiene. Several years of practice were followed by a turn to teaching Dental and Head & Neck Anatomy at Erie Community College. She completed a Masters Degree in Education @ SUNY Buffalo, and advanced to the rank of full Professor. While accomplishing these goals, she was also perfecting the arts of Wife, Mother, Mother-in-Law, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother. Visitation at Hansen Chapel, 8314 N. Seventh Street, Phoenix, Thursday Sep. 25, 6-8PM. Memorial Service at Elma United Methodist Church, Bowen Rd., Elma, NY, Saturday, October 11, 11:00 AM. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made, in her name, to Hospice of the Valley in Phoenix or Elma Senior Citizens in Elma, NY.

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Published by Buffalo News on Sep. 24, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
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Bobbie Palmeri

September 24, 2008

Dearest Terry and Cathy,
While I am sadden of Dorothy's passing, I would like to celebrate her wonderful life on earth.
Now she has once again joined Walter.
I was privileged to have known both of them during their golden Senior Years. I recall a relentless passion for life. They were both active in Senior Olympics, Church functions and activities at The Senior Community Center.
IF I am ever reincarnated, I want to be one of their dogs with an indulged doggy life style.
Dorothy was a kind spirit and I feel honored to have known her. She lived her life as she wanted and to it's fullest. If only we all can be so giflted to journey down the path of life as gracefully as Dorothy chose.

Fay Coblentz

September 24, 2008

My Sympathy
Mr. Coblentz
ICHS--Retired

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