Dorothy Lucile Jolley, 99, passed away on Friday; October 23, 2020 in Granbury. She was born September 12, 1921 in Exeter, Missouri to Mont and Jannie Ramsey Messer. Dorothy was a member of the Rendon Church of Christ. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, William “Bill” Jolley; grandson-in-law,Continue Reading
Joey Reed
left a message on October 28, 2020:
My Grammy was the kindest, sweetest, most selfless person I have ever known. She was the foundation of our family and had a giant impact on all our lives. Grammy spent much of her life working and caring for her family. She wasn't a big traveler, and prefered to stay near home and see her family as often as possible. Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday and she loved having everyone come to her house for the day or weekend. She would have had everyone at her home every weekend if she could have. Her love for all of us was a safe place. We knew it was always there. Grammy was also dedicated to her churches. In many of her churches, her and Grandad took on responsibilities helping. Grandad would be an elder or a song leader and she would help with food, newsletters, or helping people at home or in need. She had seen many changes in her 99 years of life, but she really never seemed to be too impressed by them. Improvements in cars, the space race, TV, internet, microwaves were just things. She was more interested in what her children and their families were doing. We were all so incredibly lucky that she was ours and we had so many years to enjoy her love. Say hello to Grandad for us. We love you both forever. Joey
Carlos/ mary H Alvarado
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Dorothy we are going to miss you
Carlos/ mary H Alvarado
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Gramy we are going to miss you very much
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Joey Reed
left a message on October 28, 2020:
My Grammy was the kindest, sweetest, most selfless person I have ever known. She was the foundation of our family and had a giant impact on all our lives. Grammy spent much of her life working and caring for her family. She wasn't a big traveler, and prefered to stay near home and see her family as often as possible. Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday and she loved having everyone come to her house for the day or weekend. She would have had everyone at her home every weekend if she could have. Her love for all of us was a safe place. We knew it was always there. Grammy was also dedicated to her churches. In many of her churches, her and Grandad took on responsibilities helping. Grandad would be an elder or a song leader and she would help with food, newsletters, or helping people at home or in need. She had seen many changes in her 99 years of life, but she really never seemed to be too impressed by them. Improvements in cars, the space race, TV, internet, microwaves were just things. She was more interested in what her children and their families were doing. We were all so incredibly lucky that she was ours and we had so many years to enjoy her love. Say hello to Grandad for us. We love you both forever. Joey
Carlos/ mary H Alvarado
left a message on October 28, 2020:
Dorothy we are going to miss you
Carlos/ mary H Alvarado
left a message on October 28, 2020:
Gramy we are going to miss you very much
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