Her final days were spent surrounded by the love and comfort of her family to the late John Wesley Slick and Florence May Slick she moved to Niles at the age of 11 and lived locally for the remainder of her life Dolores will be remembered for her kindness Whether she was putting together an outfit she put her signature style on whatever she did She enjoyed delving into book research on topics of interest Dolores enjoyed traveling and experiencing new adventures with her family She will be deeply missed by her daughter and son-in-law Linda and Bill Spowart of Liberty; and granddaughter Dolores was preceded in death by her parents; three sons: Larry Nick and Michael Raschilla of Niles; her brothers Harold and Dean Slick of Niles; and beloved sister The family sends sincere and heartfelt thanks gratitude and appreciation to her many caregivers for their love A private memorial service will be held at a later date Dolores will be laid to rest with her three sons in St Stephen Cemetery in Niles Arrangements are entrusted to Staton-Borowski Funeral Home This obituary may be viewed and condolences sent to www.statonborowskifuneralhome.com | https://www.tribtoday.com | 240 Franklin Street SE Dolores was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church She is preceded in death by her parents; and her sister-in-law She is survived by her husband of 65 years Angela Hajduch and husband Robert of Savage Anthony Capoccio and wife Sandy of Columbus Cremation is entrusted to the care of Fraker Funeral Home website by Online Masterminds Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application She was the wife of the late Philip Raymond Jagoe Dolores is reunited in spirit with her parents the late Manuel Felix and Annette (Viveiros) Tavares; and her daughter-in-law Sherrie Ann (Rawson) Jagoe Dolores will be remembered for her unwavering love and a life enriched by the bonds of family Her presence will be profoundly missed but her memory will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her Private Arrangments by Auclair Funeral Home This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Before wildland firefighters ignited almost 1,300 acres of forest land north of Dolores on Tuesday they started a small test fire in the northeast corner of the burn unit “Just to make sure it’s burning the way we want it to,” a Forest Service ranger explained as local wildland crews hiked up a steep hill toward the cliff band The untrained eye would look at what they were walking on and call it a trail; in actuality which acts as a boundary during a prescribed burn organic matter on them to ensure the fire couldn’t spread past it And to be sure the fire stayed within those burn boundaries that Tuesday morning there were firefighters “in holding,” standing on the hand line which acted as another boundary line during the burn waiting to hear how things were burning before giving the green light to go ahead with the Upper Boggy Draw prescribed fire permitting and adhering to the National Environmental Policy Act to actually undergo a burn they’re constantly planning five years – or more – out conditions have to be just right the day of the burn the Forest Service doesn’t burn at all because it’s too windy The expected high for the day was in the mid-50s the wind was moderate and the radar promised weather in the afternoon but no wetting rain,” said Bruno Rodriguez would be anything a tenth of an inch or more cooler temperatures are favorable because on hotter days more water evaporates from the vegetation and thus makes it more flammable Conditions were decidedly right on Tuesday crews checked the weather to make sure nothing changed Two drones flew overhead and a helicopter went up for a while until the winds picked up to assist the crew and speed the process along a bit It was the Forest Service’s first time burning in that area though it was far from the first time that landscape had seen fire In fact, “Historically, fires in ponderosa pine communities burned naturally on a cycle of one every five to 25 years,” according to an article by the National Park Service. a coordinator at the Dolores Watersheds Collaborative called the area “a frequent fire landscape.” She pointed out the way the ponderosa pines “self-prune,” as their trunks are bare and branchless until a considerable way up the tree In the late 1800s, there were a few “legendary forest fires” that “threatened future commercial timber supply,” an article from the Forest History Society reads government “to begin setting aside national forest reservations.” In 1905 when forest fires burned 3 million acres of Montana that only total fire suppression could prevent such an event from occurring again,” it said was the Forest Service’s vehicle to promote fire suppression “Smokey has changed his tune,” said Williams Research in the 1960s and ’70s revealed the positives – and necessity – of fire in a forest “Fire clears out large amounts of vegetation and fuel, leaving behind burned or partially burned vegetation,” an article by the National Park Service reads but it actually provides new habitat by opening up space and nutrients for new plants to grow allowing more sunlight to reach the forest floor,” it said starving the landscape of its fire has had impact “After more than one hundred years of fire suppression ponderosa pine forests have changed,” according to the National Park Service “Where there used to be trees of different ages there are now many seedlings and midstory trees Large diameter ponderosa pines are now competing for resources More trees – especially of similar age and type – puts the forest at risk for disease and insects the smoke closing in around us creating an almost unsettling atmosphere something out of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale The once visible cliff band where the test fire started not too long ago was visible no more as the flames fed on the forest floor The fire danced and crackled and popped as it spread Branches and entire trees fell as the fire swelled and became mesmerizing The prescribed fire at Upper Boggy Draw smoldered for days after it was set the Forest Service plans to burn 1,600 acres at Haycamp Mesa and another 1,600 at Salter For anyone interested in learning more about prescribed fire and why it’s important for nutrient cycling and the landscape as a whole there’s a Prescribed Fire Celebration coming up to noon at the Boggy Draw Trailhead parking lot The Dolores Watersheds Collaborative is putting it on Mountain Studies Institute and Mancos Conservation District “Lunch will be local beef burgers,” Williams said attendees will go for a walk in the woods to two prescribed burn footprints “We’re doing it so people can learn about and celebrate fire so people’s only experience with it isn’t smoke,” said Williams with a laugh The email "' + userEmail + '" could not be added Please try again or email Shane at shane@durangoherald.com for assistance Choose from several print and digital subscription packages We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By using our site, you consent to our policies We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Dolores Czech, 84 year old resident of Little Falls, MN passed away on March 10th, 2025 at Our Lady of Peace Hospice Home in St. Paul, MN. A Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 11:00 A.M. on Friday, March 14, 2025 at Holy Family Catholic... View Obituary & Service Information Made with love by funeralOne The family will greet friends for an hour prior to the service in the gathering space at church Burial will be in the Rock Island National Cemetery Memorials may be made to the University of Iowa Institute for Vision Research through the University of Iowa Center for Advancement Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements a daughter of Marvin and Evelyn (Andersen) Hebeler Dolores worked for Northwestern Bell/ATT/Lucent Technologies first as an operator and later as a sales rep in the business office learning how to play the piano at a young age and playing until her eyesight declined She also enjoyed camping with Frank as well as spending 35 years in Arizona Those left to honor her memory are her children: Christine Rettenmaier and 1 great-great grandchild; siblings: David (Mary) Hebeler Davenport and several very special nieces and nephews Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Click to watch Our much beloved Dolores Mary (Wagner) Gohdes died peacefully with family at her side April 5 to Margaret Gertrude (Fischer) Wagner and George Michael Wagner Dolores was the ninth of ten children in a close-knit Her early years in Edgar are commemorated in hilarious stories of a shy and had a nuanced sense of right & wrong After graduating at the top of her 1953 high school class in Edgar Mary’s School of Nursing in Wausau and became a registered nurse at the Wagner home place in Edgar on August 24 Dolores had just finished a year working as a nurse at the VA in Milwaukee she worked to support Dad through med school & residency – while at the same time starting a family & running the household Paul & Dolores had 67 years together until Paul’s death September 3 Dolores said:  "My mother was a quiet intelligent woman with a wry wit." We could use much the same words to describe Mom who believed that if you didn’t have something nice to say about someone Dolores always bloomed where she was planted and finding ways to get involved in the neighborhood & the community El Centro (where Jill & Joel were born) or back in Madison for her final 13 years with the Capitol Lakes Retirement Community At Capitol Lakes she played in a recorder quartet managed the schedule for the patio garden boxes & for flower arranging for the dining tables enjoyed in-house concerts & Forward Theater plays and was an all-around good friend & neighbor Dolores loved exploring state & national parks and with various combinations of family she went rafting in the Grand Canyon & birdwatching in the Southwest desert motoring hippo-infested waters in Zimbabwe In Tucson Dolores learned Spanish so she could communicate with the clients at the Primavera drop-in center and she & Dad chaired the Bridging Borders Committee at Grace St working with undocumented immigrants in a variety of programs involving emergency food Dolores said:  "My mother was a quiet intelligent woman with a wry wit." We could use much the same words to describe Mom there is a trail of beautiful memories.” the Lord welcomed Dolores Lagina-Kantorski home on Sunday determined and a “doer” with so much to accomplish each day and her family and friends first and foremost.  Dolores was a devoted wife to Joseph Lagina for 45 years and Norbert Kantorski for 11 She leaves behind a legacy of love as mother to Susan Kraft (Thomas) She was immensely proud of her grandchildren Dolores is now joyfully reunited with much family and many friends who preceded her passing Dolores saw God’s hand in all things green and growing Dolores fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse and worked at Trinity Memorial (South Shore Aurora) for 19 years She planned unforgettable family gatherings and was quite famous for her pizzelles and her love of coffee and cinnamon rolls unwavering.  she leaves us with deep gratitude and our hearts filled with her warm and tender love Sincere thanks to the beautiful people at Harbour Village Senior Living Sandra Scalzitti for their excellent care and compassion memorials to Feeding America- Eastern Wisconsinwill carry on Dolores’ legacy to share delicious food with others.  SASS & SONS GREENRIDGE CHAPEL (4747 S 60th St. Funeral service for Dolores will be held on MONDAY at 10:00 AM with a visitation from 9:00 AM until the time of service at ST In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to Feeding America – Eastern Wisconsin Add to Calendar Complete the form below to get directions for the Visitation for Dolores Lagina - Kantorski Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Complete the form below to get directions for the Funeral Service for Dolores Lagina - Kantorski 2025 surrounded by her family in Augusta Georgia.  enriching so many other people’s lives throughout her 86 years Joan was best known for her love of our Lord her dedication and commitment to her church First Primitive Baptist Church of Augusta through playing the piano She could be heard countless times bragging on her 'choir babies' that she loved so much She was such a great steward of her talents and bestowed so many random acts of kindness If she wasn’t helping at church you could almost be guaranteed to find her repurposing some jar or can that she could transform into some beautiful masterpiece to present to a lucky recipient I can still see her making Dad dig through the kitchen trash can hunting for some type of container that could be made into a treasure She was passionate about her crafts and could turn empty toilet paper rolls into prestigious Christmas decorations in the blink of an eye She loved making personalized greeting cards Joan was a vibrant force in the lives of everyone she touched.  She was quick to whip up a poem to describe anything from a serious ailment to something whimsically funny going on in your life She was spontaneous and hilarious in all the best positive ways She was truly an inspiration of how to live a happy life She found true joy in her family and friends and always prioritized her husband Ed She loved her children fiercely even when they tested her patience and sanity She enjoyed spending time with her church family you will take the opportunity to share those memories with her family Her grandchildren are Miranda Vesely (Jeremy) Adrianne Leferink and Chris Long (Miranda) Her great grandchildren are Seth Vesely (Taylor) she held a special place in her heart for her niece Dianne Lee bonus daughter Yvonne Jenkins and her bonus granddaughter ValerieJenkins in the chapel of Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service Interment will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Park donations may be made to the Primitive Baptist Foundation PO Box 595 Roswell GA 30077-0595 in memory of Joan Due to recent events, you can now leave online condolences with each obituary posted on the Kutis Funeral Home website. COVID-19 Funeral Assistance – FEMA is now helping those that have lost a loved one from COVID-19. Click HERE to review the information on eligibility and requirements on the COVID-19 Funeral passed away peacefully surrounded by family on April 2 Cherished mother of Judy (late Joe) Balleydier Dina (Jim) Stoeppler and Alyssa (Mike) Feller Adoring Grammy of Melissa (Tim) Nies and Mike and Matt Balleydier Halle (Mehmet Geneci) and Sydney Stoeppler and Sophie (Nick) Derbak; Great Grammy of Amelia Nies She is survived by her devoted sister/cherished friend Cathy (Ray) Leiber Dolores retired from Southwestern Bell in 1992 her free time was spent in the company of her grandchildren and family trips with the Fellers were known for their laughter and adventure She was a great cook and talented seamstress who created elaborate Halloween costumes for her children and grandchildren but her Christmas decor is where she really shined Despite her struggle with memory loss over the past 13 years Dolores never lost her sense of humor or her graciousness Her caregivers appreciated her contagious smile She was a kind and loving light that will be missed by many Special thanks to the devoted staff at Parc Provence who became like family to our Mom Lori whose regular visits were always appreciated Visitation Thursday April 10th from 4-8 p.m Funeral Mass Friday April 11th at 9:30 at Epiphany of our Lord Church on Smiley Interment to follow at Jefferson Barracks Causes dear to Mom’s heart include St What will my Saturdays be without Aunt Dee in my life and when I hear our songs it will bring back happy I love you very much and go party with my mom Jay in heaven She was always welcoming and made me feel included in her family She had the best laugh and happy disposition I remember how she would do her ironing while listening to the Cardinals as we hung around your home – giving us space to be ourselves but there if we needed anything There was always a place at the table for me and introduced me to a favorite – chili dogs I was so fortunate to have her kindness grace my life Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" For personalized and affordable funeral arrangements choose Kutis Funeral Home - a family-owned establishment serving St 2906 Gravois Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63118314-772-3000 10151 Gravois Road, St. Louis, MO 63123314-842-4458 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, Mehlville, MO 63129314-894-4500 Dolores passed away peacefully on April 18 2025 at the home where she resided in DeForest Michigan with her sister Jane and parents Marie and Ernest.  She met her husband John Howard McConnell working at Detroit Edison and they married in 1956 career in Human Resources took them to Morristown NJ in 1969 where he eventually started his own management consulting firm McConnell-Simmons and they proudly raised three energetic sons Keith Brian and Eric.  John pursued his passion for promoting the circus including his own traditional production Circus Royale Dolores was preceded in death by her loving husband John (2011) and beloved son Brian (2016) She is survived by her sister Jane Cooper Petrie Jake and Grace and Great Granddaughter Charlotte Dolores enjoyed working for many years at Epstein’s Department Store.  She enthusiastically entertained her family and friends on Holidays with a passion for setting a beautiful table with fine china and crystal and embracing the holiday themes with festive decor.  She was a devoted counselor at OA where she appreciated the fellowship and camaraderie of her friends there.  She was a loving pet owner of her yellow Labs Bailey and Tyler and her Tabby cat Kelly.  Her favorite place to vacation with her husband and kids was at the Hotel Byblos in Saint-Tropez No memorial service is planned at this time. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Dolores’s name to Saint Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center in Madison, New Jersey. To view and sign this guestbook, please visit: www.ryanfuneralservice.com Ryan Funeral Home & Cremation Services No memorial service is planned at this time. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Dolores’s name to Saint Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center in Madison, New Jersey. To view and sign this guestbook, please visit: www.ryanfuneralservice.com We have been notified of spam calls to our families requesting paypal payments for their services Please do not provide any information or make any payments over the phone and contact us directly should you receive these calls The family of Dolores Harris created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Send comfort and support when it's needed most © 2025 Heritage Funeral and Cremation Services “Annie” (nee O’Brien) Wednesday March 5 Ron Woods (Michaela Meeks) and Pam (Tracy) Lowe Elizabeth O’Brien (Glen Cheng) and the late Mary Kay O’Brien Peggy O’Brien and Mike (survived by Mary) O’Brien Memorial Mass will be held at Sacred Heart Church (Valley Park) Monday March 10 at 11:00 am Ann was an usher at Sacred Heart Church in Valley Park Dee” while at work in Rockwood School District you have touched so many lives with your kindness and willingness to always help others You were always a bright spot in our lives I loved the way you could tell funny stories and anecdotes especially her children and most of all her grandchildren great grandchildren and her husband Ken Condolences to her family and may you rest in peace I knew D’Ann from Rockwood and also as an usher at Sacred Heart She asked me you pray for her granddaughter Kim years ago She loved her family and was a woman of faith thank you for for being the best great grandmother anybody could ask for I have been looking for “Annie” often at 11:30AM Mass recently We were trying to get together for a little lunch or coffee in near future Annie had me praying for her sister Linda and cared so much about her family Annie was always praying for my daughter Emily w her health and always asking me about her We became friends every Sunday the last few years and shared time catching up in small ways after Mass Just recently earlier this year Annie asked me to keep her in my prayers I could tell something was very much on her heart though I would go to Adoration and write her in the book earlier this year I knew it was something deep on her heart though She was always about being there for others Annie was so generous in her prayers for so many I enjoyed her so much and felt such a connection to her I thank God Annie was in my path however small it might’ve been I’m so sorry to just be seeing all this now I loved her and will think of her so often $320.00 donatedin the past month If you'd like to help with maintaining or developing the website, contact us Publish your stories and upcoming events on Indybay Honoree Dolores Huerta attends The Albies hosted by the Clooney Foundation for Justice at the New York Public Library on Thursday OpenAI has named labor leader Dolores Huerta and three others to a temporary advisory board that will help guide the artificial intelligence company’s philanthropy as it attempts to shift itself into a for-profit business The group will have just 90 days to make their suggestions “She recognizes the significance of AI in today’s world and anybody who’s been paying attention for the last 50 years knows she will be a force in this conversation,” said Daniel Zingale the convener of OpenAI’s new nonprofit commission and a former adviser to three California governors Huerta’s advice won’t be binding but the presence of a social activist icon could be influential as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman attempts a costly restructuring of the San Francisco company’s corporate governance which requires the approval of California’s attorney general and others Another coalition of labor leaders and nonprofits recently petitioned state Attorney General Rob Bonta halt the proposed conversion and “protect billions of dollars that are under threat as profit-driven hunger for power yields conflicts of interest.” started out in 2015 as a nonprofit research laboratory dedicated to safely building better-than-human AI that benefits humanity OpenAI last month said it’s working to raise $40 billion in funding Huerta will be joined on the new advisory commission by former Spanish-language media executive Monica Lozano; Robert Ross the recently retired president of The California Endowment; and Jack Oliver an attorney and longtime Republican campaign fundraiser is a former aide to California governors including Democrat Gavin Newsom and Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger “We’re interested in how you put the power of AI in the hands of everyday people and the community organizations that serve them,” Zingale said in an interview Wednesday these are the people you want to tip the scale in favor of humanity.” The group is now tasked with gathering community feedback for the problems OpenAI’s philanthropy could work to address But for California nonprofit leaders pushing for legal action from the state attorney general it doesn’t alter what they view as the state’s duty to pause the restructuring assess the value of OpenAI’s charitable assets and make sure they are used in the public’s interest “As impressive as the individual members of OpenAI’s advisory commission are the commission itself appears to be a calculated distraction from the core problem: OpenAI misappropriating its nonprofit assets for private gain,” said Orson Aguilar the CEO and founding president of LatinoProsperity passed away peacefully at home on Saturday 1930 - the firstborn child of John and Fena Mackay After graduating from Cumberland High School Dolores moved to the big city of Minneapolis While waiting tables at a local coffee shop quiet master electrician named Martin who would stop by the diner after work most days Dolores and Marty married in 1953; together they raised two sons Dolores became a school cook and baker in the Columbia Heights Schools She served her legendary baked goods - caramel pecan rolls all variety of cookies and more - to students and staff for many years who never stopped embracing new learning experiences She had the rare ability to love with her whole heart and made each and every person feel like they were the most important person in her life her brother William "Bud" Mackay and her sister Catherine Redetzke she is survived by her sister Pat Middleton February 17th at 10:00 AM CST until the memorial service begins at 11:00 AM CST at Nativity Lutheran Church MN 55418; luncheon to follow after the service where Dolores lived for more than nine years and helped her enjoy every moment of her super senior's life in their assisted living community memorial contributions to honor Dolores are preferred to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society or donor's choice They married in December 1956 and eventually moved to Northeast El Paso where they built their home and raised their three children She served her Lord in the church choir at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church where she was a cherished community member for many years Every Saturday she would host her family for lunch where she would make a feast of her famous roast with mashed potatoes and gravy or sometimes She loved to go shopping and never missed an opportunity to get dressed up in a skirt and heels.   Lola had a presence like no one else You could feel her warmth when she entered a room Pepper and peanut M&Ms almost as much as she loved her pan dulce y café She enjoyed crocheting and drawing flowers  Lola is preceded in death by her beloved husband and her sister-in-law whom she loved as her sister As we come together and try to figure out how to move forward without our beloved Lola we as a family find comfort and have peace knowing that Lola is no longer in pain and has been reunited with her soulmate we give thanks that we were blessed with you for so many beautiful years We are relieved that you are restored and whole again and living in peace with our Lord God  Although a piece of us has been missing since you left us  Please join us as we celebrate the life of our beloved Lola Visitation will be from 4PM-8PM with a vigil and rosary to begin at 6PM on Monday  Funeral Mass will be held at 12PM on Tuesday Committal Service to follow at 1:30PM on Tuesday  Our family invites you to wear flowers or floral print/pattern to honor Lola.  peacefully returned to her Heavenly Father on March 19 She loved and cared for her family and was proud of her children and their accomplishments Dolores was always the first one who shared the good news of the family with everyone She was one to keep her commitments and would always follow through with any task she was given Dolores had an incredible memory and could remember birth dates and special anniversaries of all her children and grandchildren Dolores loved serving in the Relief Society and would spend hours serving those around her whether it be baking cookies or ministering to those in need She loved serving as the Relief Society President several times in her Spanish Fork ward everyone knew that Grandma Dee was praying for them which gave great comfort to our family Dolores loved living in Spanish Fork and was always grateful for the beautiful landscape that surrounded her She would often say how blessed she was to live in such a wonderful place Dolores enjoyed her bird feeders on her patio and watching the deer wander through her yard She was the heart of our family–life here on earth won’t be the same without her She loved her parents and was proud of her pioneer heritage We can imagine the grand reunion she is having with those who have gone on before her She was truly a noble and great one who endured to the end Our families here on earth will be forever grateful to have called her our loving mother Dolores is survived by her four children: Laurie (John) Padget 19 great-grandchildren; and her loving companion from 11:30-12:30 pm at Walker Funeral Home in Spanish Fork a graveside service will be held at 1:00 pm at Spanish Fork City Cemetery Health and Hospice and Legacy House Spanish Fork for their love and care on our mother’s behalf We at Legacy House will miss this sweet lady so much I’m sure her loved ones were all so happy to welcome her home It was a privilege to know her and I always enjoyed the brief interactions I was able to have with her when I passed her meds and of course I always had to take a few seconds to say hi to Sparky My condolences on the passing of your mother and gave a lot of service to our family as my visiting teacher When our family was young she was my visiting teacher for several years There were many times she showed up out of the blue only because she had received a prompting that I needed help Every time she did this it was when I truly needed help in some way and such an amazing example to me of how to also serve I’m sure your hearts are broken and so sad at this time with her passing I remember either President Monson or Elder Oaks or one of the general authorities saying at one time “To take the sadness out of death you’d have to take LOVE out of life.” I know we truly want love in life This statement has always brought comfort to me when losing a loved one I wish you the very best while grieving to be comforted by the Holy Spirit Copyright 2024© All rights reserved. Walker Funeral Home by Mountain Media She is preceded in death by her husband of 58 years she is the daughter of the late David and Irene (Tullai) Gregory After graduating from Newport High School in 1958 Dolores embarked on a career at Bell Telephone where she contributed to the company with dedication her most cherished role was that of a devoted housewife Dolores was also deeply involved in her community serving as a member of the Nativity of the BVM Church and taking on the rewarding role as a Den Mother for the Tunkhannock Cub Scouts with whom she loved to spend as much time as she could Jeannine Tirpak and husband Mark; grandchildren Nathaniel and Aaron Tirpak; great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family Arrangements and care entrusted to Sheldon-Kukuchka Funeral Home 1957 in New York to the late Alvah Edison Gero and Carmen Soucy Peters.  going as far as the West Coast and going on motorcycle rides Dolores also enjoyed shooting guns and was an avid painter and had a green thumb when it came to tending to her plants Donations may be made to Saint Jude's Children's Hospital  ( https://www.stjude.org/ ), or to the Tunnel to Towers ( https://t2t.org/ ) The family would like to extend their deepest gratitude to Faith Hartsell Funeral Home of Albemarle is serving the Poplin family all deaths handled by Crain Funeral Home & Cremation Service must have a minimum of the name uploaded to our website Made with love by funeralOne Dolores Winn Carter passed away very peacefully on January 29th She was in and surrounded by the loving arms of her family 1932 to Alfred Dean Winn and Bertha Nuffer in Nephi She graduated from Juab high school in 1950 and their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple The happy pair lived in Las Vegas and Orem before later moving to their dream ranch in Nephi They built a beautiful home on the gorge in St treating their grandchildren to happy and now-precious memories in the sun grandmother,"Gigi" (great-grandmother,) friend She was known and continually referred to as kind continually in service of others and skilled at quilt making and baking dinner rolls Her love for her family was evident in everything she did and her devoted presence was constant and unconditional Dolores excelled in many areas and was a devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints humbly serving others each day of her life She served as both stake and ward relief society president multiple times Her favorite calling in the Church was as cub and pack master (maybe due to skills developed wrangling her own wild boys) Her many church callings and never-ending fellowship of others was a constant facet of her life which brought her selflessness and comforting spirit to so many From a young age she helped her dad work on the farm She raised six children- and many of the neighborhood kids- but her home was always spotless She was an outstanding hostess for family events Dolores worked as a phone operator in Las Vegas early in her marriage She was a partner in every family enterprise supporting the boys as they ran the dairy and doing farm work on the ranch sleeping little in order to have cinnamon rolls ready in time for a hot breakfast cooking to provide Meals On Wheels to the elderly by noon then ending the day cleaning up before she would lock up she worked as a loan officer for First Security Bank Dolores is survived by her six children and their spouses who love and will miss her dearly: Carolyn (James) Stuercke of Santaquin; Les (Robynne) Carter of Salt Lake City; Kenyon (Vicki) Carter of Saratoga Springs; Carwynn (Brooke) Carter of Nephi; Kyle Jon (Teresa Draper) Carter of Nephi; and Carrie Ann (Garry) Schonlaw of St George; Her siblings: Melba Cook of Logan; Chad (Vernice) Winn of Nephi; and Christine (Max) Nielson of Bountiful; Past daughter in laws who she had a special gift of remaining close to; Her adoring grandchildren who she doted on: Brooke; Cassandra; Brandon; Peter; Meagan; Cagen; Myranda; Ciara; Casha; Sydney; Zachary; Mykenzie; Amanda; Shelbi; Blake; Colton; Alexandra; Jenna; Jackson; Hayden; Braxton; Spencer; and Capri; Along with 23 great grandchildren who loved being with her.  Dolores is preceded in death by her parents Services in memory of Dolores will be held Saturday A viewing will take place from 9:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m on February 8th with the memorial service beginning at 11:00 a.m Interment will take place immediately following at the Vine Bluff Cemetery in Nephi.  As a family we would love to express our gratitude to Seasons of Santaquin Kori (Mom’s forever CNA) and Carla Carter (Doting daughter in law) for their never ending and loving care of our mom Marie Dolores ‘Dee’ Retelle. Dee passed away peacefully at the Nevin’s nursing home surrounded by her loving family. She joined her mom, Viola, her grandson, little Tony, and other loving family members in heaven. Dee had 9... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Marie "Dolores" Retelle created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Dolores Virginia Casey passed away peacefully on February 9 Dolores was born at Denver General Hospital on May 16 She fondly reminisced about her childhood growing up in Denver She would walk to the Denver Public Library and bring her books to read at the Sea Lion Fountain in Civic Center Park This was the beginning of her great passion of reading Dolores attended Saint Elizabeth Grammar School in Denver’s Auraria neighborhood Elizabeth church where the current Auraria Campus Central Classroom Building now stands (coincidently the same building where her daughter Laura spent her career at MSU working in) She graduated from Saint Joseph’s High School in Denver in 1950 where she enjoyed learning and cheering on her two older brothers at their Bulldog sporting events After graduation she met her future husband Frank Casey at a USO dance where he was stationed at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver They married in 1952 and spent a yearlong honeymoon living in Melbourne Florida where Frank was stationed at Patrick Air Force Base As a young couple they decided to make beautiful Colorado their home and settled into the suburbs north of Denver to work and raise their three children Dolores embraced her vocation as a homemaker making her family her number one priority She was loved by her family and friends as she made holidays such special occasions filled with delicious food and fun She was a Denver Broncos Fan and season ticket holder since their inception Dolores and Frank were fortunate to travel to visit friends spread across the United States as well to Canada to see the 1976 Olympic Games Dolores will be remembered by those who loved her as a kind Dolores is survived by her two daughters Colleen Carwin and Laura Cruz (Rick) her great grandchildren Ethan Carwin and Ellie Piburn and her sister Marge (Joe) Sarconi son Francis Richard Casey and Son in Law Tom Carwin and her siblings Ted she was the daughter of Wilhem and Luzia (Klink) Hirth Known affectionately as "Omi," Dolores had a deep love for her German heritage often preparing traditional recipes for family and friends She also found joy in tending to her home and nurturing her flower gardens Dolores treasured sharing stories from her long and vibrant life with those around her Cody (Amanda); as well as her great-grandchildren and cherished memories will live on in the hearts of all who knew her on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management northwest of Cortez near Dove Creek on Monday 2021.The House Natural Resources Committee released its reconciliation text and it could have major impacts for Western Colorado Included is a proposal to prohibit the implementation of the Bureau of Land Management’s Colorado River Valley Office and Grand Junction Field Office Resource Management plans The final plans would open about 85 percent of BLM land “with high potential” for future oil and gas development to leasing while low and medium-potential areas would be largely closed to leasing Colorado is one of four western states that will have RMPs undone by the Republican proposal “These resource management plans took millions of acres offline for both mineral development and energy development we’re making them available for future production.” sought to prevent the final plan from going into effect last fall while the district’s current representative introduced a bill earlier this year seeking changes it could open up an issue that some had hoped was finally put to bed after a decade of legal wrangling and even more years of stakeholder input But conservation groups filed a lawsuit against the Colorado River Valley RMP a federal court said the BLM had to reconsider portions of the plan dealing with oil and gas development A similar lawsuit was filed against the Grand Junction Field Office RMP “I think there’s a lot of blind politics going on right now and I think this fits squarely in that category,” said Peter Hart Hart added that the reconciliation proposal would be opening up a process that “culminated without objection Hart thinks it will lead to “a whole bunch more conflict as well as a time-consuming and expensive process.” A spokesperson for Colorado’s Department of Natural Resources said withdrawing the final plans “raises deep concerns for the state.”  “Both of these final resource management plans replaced decades-old plans which are far overdue for updating,” the department said in a statement these plans were finalized after extensive work with local governments and without any protest from oil and gas industry interests.” even if oil and gas groups didn’t formally object before the RMPs were finalized some are pleased to see them sent back to the drawing board outgoing president of the Western Energy Alliance They can take the analysis of those issues done over the last four years strip out the erroneous conclusions the Biden administration came to and reissue new Records of Decision in fairly short order.” She argued the final plans were based on old information as to what areas were no or low potential According to Congressional Budget Office estimates rescinding these two final RMPs could generate up to $80 million in new revenue through expanded drilling and mining The reconciliation text would also mandate quarterly oil and gas lease sales in Colorado and return those royalty rates — which were increased to 16.67 percent through the Inflation Reduction Act — back down to 12.5 percent for 10 years The committee hopes to generate a total of $15 billion through these changes The House Natural Resources committee is one where Colorado has a strong presence The committee is expected to mark up the bill on May 6 A couple of hurdles to revisiting the RMPs could remain.  The Senate’s so-called Byrd rule limits what can be included in reconciliation legislation Anything that does not have a direct budgetary consequence could be challenged and removed And if the Republican controlled Congress does succeed in changing the Colorado RMPs Colorado Postcards are snapshots of our colorful state in sound. 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All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Dolores “Dolly” Josephine (Simons) Strittmater 1933 to John and Josephine (Trussoni) Simons She grew up on a farm in rural Genoa and attended a one room school house in Romance until 8th grade 1958 and they enjoyed over 40 years of marriage until he passed away in 1999 Dolly worked various jobs over the years including as a seamstress She was known for her making her infamous hot dog sauce for the Arterial Tavern and affectionately called the “lunch mom” at Holy Trinity School Dolly is survived by her children Terry (Susan) Strittmater Kay (Rich) Petry; grandchildren Nicole (Adam) Wise Jessica Strittmater; brother Duane (Mary Lee) Simons; and many nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her husband Thomas; and her parents John and Josephine A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in La Crosse until the time of service Thursday at the church Memorial donations may be made in her memory to Aquinas Catholic Schools or Bethany St The family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the nurses and CNAs at Onalaska Care Center especially David and Monte for caring for Dolly in her final months thank you to the doctors and nurses at Mayo Clinic for her exceptional care Dolores (Chachita) was born in the Canary Islands on January 26 She was the daughter of Manuel Sanchez Benitez and Maria Alfonzo Benitez which was her homeland throughout her childhood and early adult years She was a graduate of the Havana School of Business.  Her first job upon arriving in the United States was working for the Coca-Cola Company in Miami No one who knew Cha would be surprised to learn that while she started in the file room her focus and efficiency quickly earned her a position as secretary She began her job at the Baker & McKenzie Law Firm in Chicago (which was the largest international law firm at the time) in 1957 She was a personal secretary to senior partner Russell Baker and he even walked her down the aisle at her wedding she transitioned to the global accounting department within the law firm and remained there for 41 years until her retirement in 1998 The Cha Villa Award was designed in her honor and is given yearly to an employee at the firm who shows exemplary work.  Dolores loved spending time with her family She participated as a leader and cookie mom in Girl Scouts and volunteered her time with the American Diabetes Association She traveled extensively during her career and enjoyed traveling with family as well going everywhere from Madrid to Paris to Italy Her grandchildren have all witnessed her spirit of adventure and culture taking special trips with her throughout the years.  She was a true patron of the arts and loved musicals and movies she was in the audience for the original Broadway production of The Music Man in Chicago at the Shubert Theater She never missed The Academy Awards and was an avid viewer of the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson She was passionate about keeping up with her current events never shied away from a good debate or intellectual conversation and always knew what was happening locally and around the world caring and formidable; always standing up for what she believed and has left that legacy to her children and grandchildren.  Ricky Villa of Park Forest; nine grandchildren Jeffrey and Emily; and four great-grandchildren; Elliot She was preceded in death by her former husband Ricardo Jose Villa; her brothers; Manuel Benitez Family will receive friends at Kurtz Memorial Chapel 2024 from 9:30 AM until time of the funeral service at 11:00 AM View Visitation & Service details > with whom she would have shared 69 years of marriage this coming June 9th she was the daughter of the late Francis and Cecilia Stabinsky Tretter Dolores was a generous and welcoming homemaker adding her personal caring touch to every occasion she was the biggest fan of everyone she met Dolores was very devout in her Catholic faith worked at the former National Central Bank she is survived by her children: Deb of Chester Donna of Lancaster and Greg of Lancaster and by her 4 beloved grandchildren Taylor Friends may visit with Doloresʼ family on Thursday with the Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at 11AM please plant flowers in your yard in honor of Dolores Dolores’ family invites friends to gather following the Mass at the fellowship hall from 1230:-3:30PM of Manor Church Condolence Message: Be sure to include your name Please note that your condolence will not appear on this page until it is reviewed Condolences usually appear within 24 hours of being submitted I was her neighbor and she always always treated me like one of her daughters I loved talking to her about field hockey stuff and family things One time she came over to watch my two children when i was in labor with my third child until my mom could get there I know this is hard for you family but just know that you are an awesome close knit family that she is always proud of Every spring her daughters would plan a luncheon that they treated for us to all get together and spend time with Dolores Our seven funeral homes in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties makes it easy and convenient to make arrangements and host services close to home Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Each of our funeral homes offers a complete range of services in tastefully decorated Professionally trained and licensed staff members stand ready to provide sensitive caring service and strive to exceed the expectations of each and every family.Our communities are wonderfully diverse in religious beliefs Our staff truly appreciates these differences and our training includes heartfelt understanding and respect for the special needs of all whom we serve Hartford | Windsor | Poquonock | Granby | Suffield | South Windsor | Rockville | Vernon | Avon© Carmon Community Funeral Homes | Funeral Home Website Design By Frazer Consultants & TA Your browser may not work with certain site. 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Fortified with the Sacraments of the Holy Mother Church Wednesday Voigtmann / Daughter of Late Earl and Ruth Moeller (nee Oldfather) Dear Mother of Sharon Rice Dear Grandmother of Amy (Robert) and Ashley Dear Sister-n-Law of late Ruth and John Voigtmann (Geraldine) Luncheon will follow in the basement of the Church A Burial after Cremation will take place on a later date at Jefferson Barracks Cemetery donations can be made to Mercy Hospice or St Thinking about you all and sending my love Everyone in the entire neighborhood loved her passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on November 15 to her parents Joseph and Mary Van Handel in Grand Chute Dolores spent her childhood on the farm with her mom Ranging from Freedom to Skunk Hill to Five Corners Ronald Nussbaum at the Cinderella Ballroom It didn’t take long for their first son to be born and then they had a family of 11 with 9 kids She also loved to be in her beautiful garden along with canning and freezing all that she grew She always made sure there was food on the table She was also a fan of a good puzzle and the Green Bay Packers They have visited all 48 continental states They also loved to dance and go on a nice Sunday drive for an ice cream cone They also loved to spend time with their children mother and father in-law John and Regina Nussbaum daughters-in-law Lori Nussbaum and Julie Nussbaum There will be a funeral service on Friday November 22 A special thank you to Donna Nussbaum for all the care you gave This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Dolores C Fierro always offering unwavering love and support She is survived by her loving children Michael and Gabriel She was preceded in death by her father Ramon T She proudly worked and retired from the El Paso Water Utilities and also worked for the Electric Company for 5 years prior Our Mother was a Proud Bowie Bear who graduated in 1965 from Bowie High School She was a proud supporter and volunteer of activities and fundraisers at her Beloved alma Mater She was an adventurous fun happy person who did it all She brought happiness and laughter anywhere she went She would often lend her records to the radio stations She was a strong person who supported and loved us all the way till the End We Love you Mama bear and we will miss everything about you at Sunset Funeral Home-Northeast with a Rosary at 6:00 pm at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church. Services entrusted to Sunset Funeral Homes-Northeast Please visit her online memorial at www.sunsetfuneralhomes.net.  2024 at Five Star Residences of Noblesville Dee was a homemaker for many years and was the Director of Student Services for the Indiana Senate She was a member of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church Dee enjoyed looking for antiques and refinishing them She liked visiting Gatlinburg and Brown County and Steve (Dorothy) Hood; eight grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren Michael Cooney; beloved husband of 64 years Services will be held at 11:00 am on Saturday September 28 2024 at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with Father Richard Doerr officiating Visitation will be held from 10:00 am until the time of service at the funeral center Burial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association Special thank you to the incredible staff of Bridge to Rediscovery at Five Star Residences Dolores was born in the historic town of Salem She was the beloved wife of the late Archie E She was a loving mother to Julie Matthes and the late Archie E Cyr who will remember her for her unwavering support and unconditional love Dolores' legacy continues through her great-grandchildren The daughter of Phyllis and Walter Dzengelewski Dolores grew up in Salem where she attended Salem High School She then served in the United States Air Force during the Korean Conflict.  Dolores' professional life was marked by hard work She spent many years as a waitress at Red's Sandwich Shop she took on the role of an assembler at Siemens in Danvers where her attention to detail and commitment to quality were highly valued every ticket gave her the thrill of a big win Her love for watching ID reflected her curious nature and her fascination with the intricacies of human behavior Dolores's life was a tapestry woven with love She navigated life's challenges with grace and emerged with a spirit that was resilient and full of hope Her presence was a comfort to those who loved her and her absence will be deeply felt by all please consider a donation to your local animal shelter in her honor