Dorothy B Urbick

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

To the Bluhm/Urbick family my condolences to all on the loss of Dorothy. I've known Dorothy for several years from St. Charles Church to knowing Dorothy from our St. Charlie's Angels ladies group at church. Feel so very blessed to have known Dorothy all these years as she was such a wonderful lady, so kind so thoughtful and certainly one who'd offered many times over to help out when needed. Dorothy will be dearly missed by all but we will all be forever grateful for having known such a...

Tom, Katy & family,
So sorry for your loss. Hold on tight to the special memories to get you through the worst times. RIP, Dorothy!

It was a privilege to have been able to have met and know Dorothy.
Her smile made each encounter with her a memorable one.
Dorothy was so proud to have the love and support she received from her family. She would say it every time when we would say goodbye.
Dorothy was one of a kind and when she turned 100 years old, she invited me to go to her birthday party. I was so touched. I, unfortunately was unable to attend but she made sure to bring me her special memorial gift...

Dear Bluhm family,
I was very saddened to read of the loss of your mother. No one held a more central role in the town of Edison than Dorothy. As post mistress she interacted with almost everyone every day. For the Ruble kids who lived across the street, her store supplied all of our basic needs: pop, candy bars and comic books. The high school bus stop for the town was at the store. She was always there with a warm smile. Many of my fondest childhood memories reflect on the kids in the...