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irene Tinker
July 13, 2020
Dorothy was my older sister, someone I always tried to live up to. She sang in the county chorus in Salem, New Jersey, where we grew up. I was never good enough to get in. She went off to Cornell University right after graduating from Penn's Grove High School. She is blessed with her daughter Margie.
Jody Parks
July 13, 2020
She was the most wonderful kind , giving , compassionate understanding person who's mission in life was to serve others and I am very proud and fortunate to be able to call her Mom. Thank you for all your life lessons and never giving up on me.
Your loving son Jody .
John and Betty Gay
July 13, 2020
Dorothy enriched my life. Super capable, she was extremely modest. We met her fifteen years ago, at her age of 79. She was so modest, if addressed as Dr., she would just respond "Oh, that was so long ago."
She was an excellent alto. I loved sitting next to her in the choir because she always on the right note! We met when we all joined Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church together when she moved to live with Margie and Mark.
It is a comfort to read the love expressed by her family and friends. She deserved it, just as she gave it.
Betty Gay
Dylan and Meagan Wolfe
July 12, 2020
The memory of Grandma Dorothy and her inspiring life will remain with us always. She was truly a smart, special lady and we will miss her wit and wisdom.
Kimberly Giardino
July 12, 2020
Dorothy was an inspiration, a role model and loved by many. To me, she was Grandma. And she will be deeply missed. I will love you always. Kimberly
Debra Gabriel
July 10, 2020
I had the opportunity to meet Dr Dorothy over the last 3 years at Salemhaven while visiting my mom. Dorothy always had a smile for any one who spoke to her. I could tell she was a special lady.
Sally Davidson (Kenerson)
June 29, 2020
I remember Dr. Parks practicing medicine in Northfield for years. I was in school with Marjorie and want to say how sorry I am for your loss, everyone's loss.
Sandra Davis
June 29, 2020
Marjorie & Family,
Im SO sorry to read of your loss. Although I never had your Mom as my doctor, I remember her from when you all lived on South Main St. in Northfield, and when we were in school. And I remember Tod & Jody (& their Dad), when they were little. Keeping you all in my prayers. Sandie (Partlow) Davis, NHS Class of 67.
Sharon Parks
June 20, 2020
Dorothy very much enjoyed being with her Grandchildren and great grandchildren. As small children she loved to sit and play a simple game with them or put a puzzle together, always having that bright small smile. With her grown Children, she was always interested in their lives, she'd ask "the question " and expect an answer, LOL. Dorothy was Gods right hand, dignified, and absolutely amazing. Tod and I and so many will miss you dearly.
Gail Corcoran
June 20, 2020
Dear Marje & family, How fortunate to have your mother with you for so many years and to share her very full life. You share her resemblance in several ways, including your smile. Hope your wonderful memories will keep your heart full. with love, Gail
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