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Dorothy "Dottie" Bailey

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Dorothy Bailey Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers from Dec. 28 to Dec. 29, 2004.

Bailey Dorothy "Dottie" age 78, passed away peacefully on Dec. 26, 2004. Preceded in death by husband, Lee; parents, Lawrence & Elizabeth Wood; brothers, James & Robert Wood; and step-brother, Raymond Wood. Survived by son, Ronald (Sharon) of Woodbury; daughter, Joanne (David) Schneider of Shoreview; grandchildren, Melissa (Keith) Cartier, Kristin (Scott) Girvan, Kimberlee (fiance Chris Meehan), & Brent Schneider; sisters, Lillian (Herb) Larson, Betty Kachel, & Marion Wood; step-sister, Lucille Lascewski; sisters-in-law, Dorothy Ann (Dan) Powers & Marjorie Wood; nieces & nephews; and also other relatives & friends. Service Thursday, 11 AM at BRADSHAW, 1078 Rice at Magnolia, St. Paul. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday, 4-8 PM, and also one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to the American Cancer Society or to the American Diabetes Association. Bradshaw 1078 Rice Street 651-489-1349

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January 17, 2005

roxsanne wilson posted to the memorial.

December 30, 2004

Carol and Steve Drake posted to the memorial.

December 28, 2004

Mavis Jones posted to the memorial.

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roxsanne wilson

January 17, 2005

dorthy will be greatly missed from the staff of rose of sharon manor

Carol and Steve Drake

December 30, 2004

We send our condolences and prayers.

During this time of sorrow may these truths sustain you and I..

...Aunt Dorothy will always be

as close as a memory

and the God of all comfort

is always as close as a prayer.

Love,

Carol and Steve

Mavis Jones

December 28, 2004

Ron & Joann,

So very sorry for the loss of your Mom. She had been a good friend to me in the past and regret that we lost touch. My sincere condolences.

NANCY LESTRUD

December 28, 2004

My thoughts and prayers are with Joanne and her family. God Bless you all.

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Pat Popple

December 28, 2004

Our sincere sympathy goes to all of the Bailey family on the loss of Dottie. We know that this is a particularly difficult time to lose a loved one and pray you will be comforted on your loss knowing she is in a better place. Everyone here loved Dottie and her vivacious smile, her quick wit, and her positive attitude. We will miss her. May you and your family have time for fond recollections of the many good times spent together.

A memorial in Dottie's name will be sent to CHRISTMAS VILLAGE located in Irvine Park,Chippewa Falls, WI. At Christmas each year there is a beautiful display of lights and Christmas scenes along with a Memorial Board which is on display listing all the loved ones lost throughout the years. Her name will be posted there next Christmas for all of our Chippewa Falls relatives to view and then to remember her spirit at this special time. We know she loved Irvine Park and the many picnics that she enjoyed here with family throughout the years and feel this will be a fitting way to express our loss, too.

Blessing to you all.

Lovingly,

Pat Popple

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