Dolores Mary Lienemann

Dolores Mary Lienemann, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, passed away peacefully in her home on October 17, 2024, in Plymouth Meeting, PA. She was 86 years old. Dolores was a devoted wife to Charles G. Lienemann, a loving mother to her three children, Jeff, Laura (Stuart), and Kenneth. Doting grandmother to Hudson and Parker. Aunt to ten nieces and nephews. Dolores was the daughter of the late Joseph and Josephine (Ronzello) Vazquez and dear sister to her late brother Joseph Vazquez.
Dolores, better known as Dolly, was kind, caring, and selfless. Dolly was born in Pittsburgh, PA, where she met her husband of 65 years, Chuck. Dolly and Chuck, started their journey in the Midwest, but finally settled in Mt. Laurel, NJ, living there for 38 years. They made Mt. Laurel their home and became an integral part of the Mt. Laurel community.
Dolly's love of family guided her as a wife, mother, and member of the community. Raising her three children in Mt. Laurel, Dolly became an unparalleled homemaker. Dolly created a warm and beautiful home that was nurturing and loving for their children and welcoming to family and friends.
Dolly, taking after her chef father, loved to cook and made every meal a special occasion. And not just for her family - everyone who came to Dolly's house knew that there was something delicious on the menu and never left hungry.
Dolly also applied her generosity and selflessness to her church community, St. John Neumann, in which she was active for over 35 years. Whether it was taking care of business working in the parish office or making church banners, decorating, and planning parties, Dolly always did what she could to bring the church community together.
When Dolly was blessed with grandchildren, Hudson and Parker, she focused her energy on them. She retired from St. John Neumann and moved to Georgia, then later to Pennsylvania, following her grandchildren. Dolly was a proud grandmother and adored her grandchildren. She enjoyed spoiling them and making them feel loved.
Although Dolly and Chuck left New Jersey to follow their grandkids, their hearts were also with the Mt. Laurel community.
Dolly, mom, grandma, we will miss you every day.
A private luncheon will be held for family and friends to celebrate Dolly's life.