Dorothy L. Bayles

Dear Bev, Jim, Bob, Maureen & Family,
Dottie was truly one of the kindest people I've ever known, always brimming over with love for all with whom she came into contact. It is a privilege to have known her and my parents are blesses to have had such dear friends as she and Harry.

One of our earliest memories in moving into our new home was on New Year's Eve, 1987.
We could hear loud laughter and singing from our neighbors' home.
Dorothy, Harry, Art and Ruth were all welcoming in the New Year as best friends should.
It was a great pleasure getting to know Dottie and Harry and their wonderful family.
God bless you all,
Peter & Yvonne King

To Dot Bayles Family,

My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Dot and I grew up together. She was a very dear friend and I have such great memories of all the fun times we had together. In fact, I introduced Dot to her husband, Harry.

With deepest sympathy,
Florence Beneduce (Agansky)

Bob and Beverly & families,
So sorry to hear of Aunt Dot's passing. I was married to your cousin Russell Bayles a long time ago. I have fond memories of visiting with Aunt Dot when you were all living in in Dover. She itaught me how to make homemade rice pudding and every time I make it I think of her. My thoughts & prayers are with all of you.

Sandra Coltey and daughter Cheryl Thomas
Chapel Hill, North Carolina