Dolores T. Mulcrone

Rest in peace, gramma. We miss you.
I know you're in great company. Aunt Fran & Uncle George left us shortly after you and I bet all your siblings were glad to see you.
Eternal rest.

Most of my memories of gramma are food related: her apartments always smelled like other people's cooking(which usually made me hungry) and if she was watching us,she'd ask what we wanted for lunch or supper,and we almost always went out somewhere.
Bub's for gyros, Woolworth's counter for milkshakes,Walgreens for vanilla ice cream, Mr Steer for hamburgers or to the Jewel for deli ham and cheese to make sandwiches. Those were fun times and nice memories.

To the wonderful family menmbers of Dolores know she is at peace and is in a much better place, and in time the sorrow will lift and the memories you have will be stored and cherished for the rest of your days...celebrate her long life...love to all
Theresa Schaefer

For me, memories of Aunt Dolly are of her smiling, laughing, and loving her family. She will always have a large piece of my heart. My sympathy and love go to her children, grandchildren, nephews and nieces.

May our Lord, God, open his Kingdom to Dolores and grant her his welcoming embrace. Our deepest and sincerest condolences to the Mulcone Family. May your fondest memories of shared experiences continue to bring you the joy of Dolores' life.

Bob Podgorski and family

Mom, Uncle Roy, Wendy, Aunt Karen and Uncle Kevin, you guys were nothing short of heroic dealing with her in life and death.
God bless you all richly.