Delores Elizabeth ELLIOTT

So sorry for the loss of your Mother. She was such a positive, loving, caring person. She was my favorite person to see at Burger King and talk to throughout the years after my employment there. She always motivated me to do more. She will be deeply missed.

Oh, my heart breaks at having not been able to see Delores for so many years after she moved away from St Paul. I met Delores at a garage sale and she had some heavy items and was planning on walking the mile home with them! I offered her a ride and we became garage sale junkies together. We shared our stories of life. We laughed often. She was such an inspiring woman on so many levels. What a true blessing she was for everyone. I still have a picture (she bought at a garage sale)...

I will always cherish the memories I have of her and the many conversations we have had throughout the years, she was such a genuine, loving caring friend and smart. Sending my thoughts and prayers to you all. Love, Colleen

I sold real estate alongside Delores at Burnet Realty in the American National Bank Skyway between 1978 and 1980. A truly decent and genuinely kind woman. You couldn't help but love her! I imagine she touched the lives of all those with whom she came in contact. I have not seen her in decades but have thought about her frequently.

Rest In Peace Aunt Delores you were an amazing lady and although we didnt see you often, we loved you very much.

Aunt Delores May you Rest In Peace you were an amazing lady although we didnt see you often I hope you knew we loved you very much!!!!

Dee was a great neighbor. She and my mom Jeanne got together several times. Dee and I would walk down to Burger King to get pails for her flowers. My mom and I would invite Delores over for dinner and theyd talk for hours. They were born in the same year. My mom died February 28, 2020. This has not been a great year. I wish you peace as your mom had a wonderful life! She sure loved her flowers. God bless.

Thank you for the privilege of caring for this extraordinary woman.

I had the privilege to work with this remarkable, strong woman for many years ay Sperry! I was a union steward, and one day Delores and I had a meeting. Got to talking, and, much to my surprise, I found out I had gone to High School with her daughter Karen.
Condolences to Karen and Joan and your families. RIP Delores.
Regards
Chuck Cermak
Mission, Texas