Dora Mae McDowell

Still missing you my friend after 7 yrs. Still praying for your family.

Hard to think you have been away for 5 years. I am sure you know that your cousins and school friends from Roanoke miss you a lot and you come up in our conversations often. I hope you are basking in GOD's Glory with those who went before you , and look over us as we stumble along here on the earthly Plain.

Hardly seems like 4 years since she passed away. She was a great friend and coworker and greatly missed. Sending thoughts and prayers your way.

Dora Mae (or Dormay as us kids always called her) and my mother, Lois, were first cousins and the best of friends growing up in Roanoke VA. I always loved hearing the stories of all of their adventures together. Dora Mae was so dear to my mother and I am glad they remained in touch until my mom's passing in 2015. She was truly a very special woman who meant a lot to so many.

I am truly sorry to hear about Doras' passing. She was married to my cousin Buddy. We had such good times together. I enjoyed it so much when they came to visit us. My prayers are with you all. May God bless you and ease your sorrow.

I am so sorry for your lost. Your mom and I worked together and remained in contact after leaving our employ. I know you will all miss her very much. I am sorry not to be at her memorial today but please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Have known Dora Mae since Grade School. We played in Back Creek as children, and dodgeball,and softball in the field in front of Steel Service Warehouse. All the way through High School. Just the Sweetest, Most Caring Person you could ever meet. Lost touch when we both moved away, but, able to reconnect a few years ago through social Media. Deepest Sympathy to her children, grandchildren, other family and friends.