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Kechia Dodd
December 1, 2024
I actually looked up Shirley to see if she still lived in Chicago Heights and was saddened to see an obituary. My sister just passed on 11.18.2024 from ALS. I met Shirley while working for COOAMPP which was changed to Midwest Physicians Group some time after. I worked side by side with Shirley while a Palt. Acct. rep for the Nedicaid team. I truly loved her sarcastic humor, I looked forward to it every day. Well one day while listening to my radio(that tells how long ago that was), and my favorite duo came o , Hall & Oates. I asked Shirley would she mind if I turn it up a bit and she said sure go for it. After the song was done I said hey Shirley don´t you love Hall & Oates and she looked at me and said No!. I then said come on how could possibly not like Hall & Oates, and she looked at me and said NO I DON´T, THATS HARD WORK!!!!!!!! She had no idea I was talking about the the singers but she thought I was saying hauling oats!!!!!!!! We had such a laugh . I didn´t get to keep in touch with Shirley but I will never forget her humor, her jokes and she was such a delight to me. I feel her families pain I truly do, if it helps just know she is cracking jokes up there and bringing that humor!!!!
Lynda
September 15, 2024
Lynda
September 15, 2024
Lynda
September 15, 2024
Missing you every moment of every single day, Momma. I still try to pick up the phone to call you, and it feels like a gut- punch every time realizing that you are gone.
Lynda Jordan
February 6, 2023
Lynda Jordan
February 6, 2023
Lynda Jordan
February 6, 2023
Lynda Jordan
February 6, 2023
Lynda Jordan
February 6, 2023
Missing you so much Mom. The pain is almost unbearable. I wish I could see you once more to tell you how much I love you. My life is forever changed. Lynda
Deb Lang
September 18, 2020
I met Shirley in early 1968 when I was just 10. I knocked on the front door of that new house on the street and asked if she had any kids I could play with. She was holding a baby about six months old - Lisa - and said that was the only kid she had. That was the start of a more than 50-year friendship. As I grew, our relationship evolved. Shirley and my mom became close friends. Shirley watched me grow from a kid to a grandma. She was like a second mom to me. I have been flooded with so many memories over the past week. I am so thankful Shirley was a big part of my life. I will always treasure the many great times we had together, but also the quiet talks at her kitchen table. She listened without judgment. She loved her girls fiercely. She always made me laugh. I am so glad I got to spend some time with her in recent weeks. I will miss her a great deal. Rest easy, my dear friend.
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