DOROTHY-BOYD-Obituary

DOROTHY M. BOYD

Cleveland, Ohio

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BOYD DOROTHY M. BOYD (nee Smolar), age 79, formerly of Bedford. Beloved wife of the late Edward; loving mother of Daniel (Janet), Edward, Janet (deceased), Patrise Payne, Suzan (Stephen) Finley and John (Edith); dearest grandmother of 11; dear great grandmother of 13; sister of the late Nicholas...

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It's been 12 years today mom that we had your funeral. I miss you so much. There's so much I need to tell you. I love you mom now and forever.

My mom is never far from our memories. She was the best mom anyone could ask for. She sacrificed to give us the best life ever. She is missed and loved forever.

I love and think of you often aunt Dorthy, you will never be forgotten. Celeste

Mom, its been ayear since you left this earth. ohw I miss you. Today is Christmas. I know your smiling down on us. Many laughs and memories. Mom I love you and Jan very much. Rest in peace my angels.

Lord, Easter is approaching, mom loved that holiday, because she really loved you. Would you please let her know how much I miss and love her.

If I could have one lifetime wish,one dream come true,I'd ask with all my heart to be together in the same old way. So please God take a message to my mom up above, tell her I miss her terribly and give her all my love. Your loving daughter Patti

Sorry about Dorothy's passing she will be miss very much she would always send me a Birthday and Christmas card every year My thoughts and prayers are with the family

The day you died I kissed your face so many times and prayed with you.
After you died I held you close to me
I knew it would be the last time I held you for the rest of my life.
You were so sick, in so much pain
That is no life, being so sick and bedridden.
I know you were not afraid to die
I hope you have found comfort.
I remember how I held your hand and laid my head on your shoulder and lying by your side and hugging you.
Even at that moment I...

My grandma in one word grace
Our hearts one day may heal.
But for now the pains surreal.
To fresh, it leaves our hearts chained & our souls sealed.
Letting each of us know how much she cared, sharing her
love & giving us faith.
The thoughts of her kindness,
treasured memories we'll keep; all her thoughtfulness,
will keep our hearts abeat.
The vision of the smiles on her
face, will always make our
hearts...