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Scott Jackson
April 13, 2006
When I was Sunday School Director at West Side Nazarene Church in the late 1980's and early 1990's, Dorothy faithfully worked in the Sunday School office every Sunday. She was a joy to be around and we had many wonderful conversations. She had a pleasant disposition and a kind, sweet heart. She will be missed.
Sean Streaty
April 13, 2006
I always remember "Aunt Dorothy" as a kind and caring person.
I always felt welcome around her as a child. She and "Uncle Harold" were a fixture every christmas at aunts Gwen and Betty, and Uncles Walt and Bob.
They are all together again with Christ now. Along with Aunt Marge..who is probably giving an earful to an angel or Aunt Betty.
He allowed her to live a life of love and memories that touched the people around her.
Our deepest love and condolensces.
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