Dolores M. Pavuk
Dolores was happily married to Conrad Pavuk for over 50 years when he passed away. She has left to mourn her, her children and grandchildren: Crystal (Richard) Mihalich - their children, Michelle (Jon) Heisner, Douglas (Kellie) Mihalich. Karen (James) Grabowski - Karen's children, Autumn, Stacie, James Eckenrode, and Allison Eckenrode( Zach Vaupin. David Pavuk. Mark (Elizabeth) Pavuk, their children, Matthew (Emily), Michael (Jen) , Angela (James) Underwood, Maxwell (Meagen) Jerome Pavuk, who was her precious son and care taker for many years, along with many loving great grandchildren.
She was a homemaker for her loving family and made sure that anyone who visited never left hungry. Dee, as she was know to everyone, opened and successfully operated An-Dees Floral Shoppe in Griffith until her retirement. She will always be remembered for her kind heart. The world has lost a gentle soul.
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5 Entries
Crystal Mihalich
May 14, 2019
Mom please forgive me for forgetting ALexie's name in the Obituary. I was out of mind with grief then and I know you would have wanted a granddaughther who was so close to you to be there. Love you Always. Your daughter Cris.
Beauty is forever.
Crystal
March 28, 2019
We love you Mom. Now you and Daddy and Aunt Jackie and Uncle Jim can begin to play pinochle again with Grandpa watching over you.
James Piet
March 26, 2019
Mrs, Pavuk was a wonderful person. That I have fond memories of. I pray for her and her family.
Dolores Pavuk
March 26, 2019
Love you Mom..I know you are at peace now and Daddy is smiling that he has his Princess with Him..please hug him for me and my Little brother Johnny..till we meet again ,you are forever each moment in my heart.
Kris Hunt
March 25, 2019
Dear Mark and family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Your mom was always very sweet to me.
Please know that your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
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