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Kevin Tilka
August 20, 2025
I'll love you forever, mom! You taught me empathy, honesty, responsibility & dedication, and how to put love into everything I do and everyone I'm with. You read to me every night and discussed with me all the finer points and morals. I'll forever miss our quiet afternoons and evenings, sitting on the couch and watching the Biography channel together while you folded our clothes on the coffee table. You were my first and best world. You were really good at seeing people for who they were on the inside. You saw me every day.
I miss you so bad, and wish I could hold you again all the time. I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, and I will see you in heaven!
Deborah M Miller
August 2, 2025
From
the moment I met Dorothy I felt her caring energy. She was a curious woman that also showed humor and care to others. She will be missed.,Deborah Miller and Star DeBolt.
Kent Middour
July 31, 2025
It's always hard to say goodbye to a friend, especially someone as wonderful as Dorothy. It was a pleasure working with her and getting to know her. Til we meet again on the other side.
Kelly Vrbas
July 31, 2025
Loved by family and friends, your positive influence and memory will live forever.
Rest easy, Mom.
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