Lawrenceville, New Jersey
Dorothy Virginia Grocott Brodbeck BURLINGTON Dorothy Virginia Grocott Brodbeck passed into God's loving arms on Thursday, Oct. 4, 2018. She was the wife of the late Christian Jacob Brodbeck, daughter of the late Victoria Lesky Grocott and George Henry Grocott; mother of the late...
Read MoreCan't believe you have been gone this long but knowing you are with your loved ones brings consolation to those that are left behind. Love and God bless, Jude
Jude Bittner
October 01, 2024 | Family
I picture Aunt Dot and my mother drinking coffee around the kitchen table with Uncle Chris and my dad popping tops off their cans of beer..... all laughing while they shared stories about their work, friends and relatives. I'm sure her family still miss her every day. She will always be my favorite aunt.
Judith Bittner
October 01, 2020 | Palm Coast, FL | Family
Dot was a special person. We always felt welcomed when we went to her home to visit. She took such good care of my brother. She is at peace now.
Betty(Brodbeck)and George Rainier
October 10, 2018
The FTD Eternal Affection Arrangement- BASKET INCLUDED
Kathleen Laflin
October 08, 2018
It's a shame Dot had this disease, she didn't deserve it. She was such a nice and kind woman and mother-in-law to me when she wasn't sick. I give Glenn so much credit for taking such good care of his mother for the last six and a half years. Most men would not have done what he has. I hope Dot is finally at peace now.
Nancy Brodbeck
October 08, 2018 | Florence, NJ
3 loving cousins; Virginia, Dorothy & Eileen
Aunt Dot was always smiling & laughing, a genuine pleasure to be around. I can still hear her contagious laugh, it brings a smile to my heart. So very grateful to have her as a treasured member of our family. God bless her soul, may she rest in peace.
Virginia Cyphers
October 07, 2018
3 loving cousins in April 1976; Virginia, Dorothy & Eileen
Virginia Cyphers
October 07, 2018
So sorry to hear of your mother's passing. She was such a kind, loving, selfless person who cherished her children and grandchildren more than anything...I think that's what kept her going for so long. Though her life was not always an easy one, she could manage to find a way to see humor in a situation and end up laughing. How she cared for five, young children was always incredible to me. I loved visiting her active, chaotic house when all of us kids were little. That's how I will remember...
judith bittner
October 07, 2018 | Palm Coast, FL