Obituaries
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Barbara Fearn
Posted on:
October 15, 2023
My sincere condolences on the loss of your mother. I have very fond memories of my mom taking me shopping for school clothes and special dresses for Christmas and Easter at Morrison s. If Delores was there she always waited on us and made the shopping trip so much fun. I had a raspberry colored wool winter coat from there that I really loved and still remember. I am sure she always talked my mom into buying more than she planned. Again I am so sorry for your loss.
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Janet Mitchell
Posted on:
October 14, 2023
Dolores has and will provide so many Christmas shopping memories. Such a force! So much energy running around that children’s store helping me find just the right gift for my 15 nieces and nephews! Always dependable to educate me on the latest popular clothes for the pre-teens. Other special shopping trips included a first communion suit for a nephew and just the perfect outfits for 3 nieces going to see New Kids on the Block along with special socks, hair adornments and bracelets! Dolores made everything fun and an adventure, even at her busiest. Dolores was a wonderful spirit, God bless her and her family forever.
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Richard Jackl
Posted on:
October 11, 2023
My deepest condolences to Krissy and the entire family. I remember Dolores from my time I worked downtown at Mike Bjorns clothing. Dressed to the nines and running like the Road Runner ( in heels), you had to be a marathon runner to keep up. But most of all I remember her kindness and infectious laugh. Cherish all the good times and laughter and she will always be with you and your family. Richard Jackl
