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Doris Whaley
December 21, 1928 -February 25, 2014
Passed away peacefully in her home on February 25, 2014. She was born of Irish immigrants in the windy city, Chicago, Dec 21, 1928. Her father was a rascal and horse trainer. Her mother passed too young from breast cancer. Her adoring husband of 50 years -William (Ed) Whaley passed in 2004. Doris is survived by her four loving children and spouses: Denise (Leon); Daniel (Donis); Dennis (Jean); Doreen (Dave) and seven grandchildren, Fitzgerald, Angelica, Alexandria, Savannah, Max, Slaney and Trinity. She is also survived by her sister, Jean Petersen, of Florida and stepson Bill (Debra) of New Mexico. Doris was a legal secretary in Chicago, S.F. and Merced. She worked as a police dispatcher in Concord and even flipped burgers in the family business in Merced. She was a delight to all who knew her. Family and friends are invited to a celebration of her life: Mass, Saturday, March 29th, 10:30am; St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Clarksburg with a luncheon reception to fo
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Doris and I were good friends and legal secretaries here in Merced. I was sorry to hear about her passing and I extend my sincerest condolences to all her family. God Bless.
mary Pish
March 25, 2014
So sorry Dennis.
Karyn Thomas,Christensen
March 23, 2014
Mrs. Whaley was a great lady..my first job was at jolly giant drive in..I loved working for them..good people... rest in peace.
sandy bergin
March 23, 2014
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