Birth date: Feb 11, 1940 Death date: Feb 12, 2013
Dorothy M. Poole (nee Parks), age 73, of North Ridgeville, passed away Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at St. John Medical Center, Westlake following a long illness. She was born in Johnson City, Tennessee, grew up in Baltimore, Maryla Read Obituary
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Bogner Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services
36625 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville OH 44039
Hello,
In deepest respect, i wish I could have met Dorothy to tell her how much her daughter Sherry has spread so much joy on NYC. I know that Sherry's Love for people and sense of humor must be an extension...I am thinking of your family and hope that you are all finding comfort in your memories...and fond stories.
With so much respect and love, take care,
Pam Walton
We enjoyed when Dottie would come with Steve to old car cruise ins. She was a classy lady. Our thoughts and prayers are with Steve and his family.
Dottie, you were a wonderful friend. I will never forget when you came to the parsonage in North Ridgeville and helped me plant beautiful flowers. Larry and I loved visiting with you and Steve. Even though your home was so perfect, you never made anyone feel out of place or uncomfortable. We will always remember your beautiful smile and your wonderful love of God. We will miss you. God bless you! We love you and Steve.
Pastor Larry and Wanda Shreffler
To Dottie's Family:
Dottie and I worked together at Teledyne Republic during her (12) years with the company. I enjoyed seeing her smiling face each day. I had the opportunity to play golf with her on many occasions during our company golf league (she was pretty good!).
I am sorry I could not attend her funeral as I am currently occupied with taking care of a sick relative each afternoon and evening. My wife Judy and I extend our condolences to her family.
You were always such a wonderful ,nice person to everyone. You will truly be missed at the car cruisins and every where else that you have touched us with your kindness. Jackie Stoutenburgh
I am 22 years old now, and i still remember going to my Nina's house and playing in her big yard, and playing with the little toys she had hidden in a bin in the hallway closet. She had me spend the night over her house whenever possible. When my dad Ray got sick i spent a week with her at the house when my mom and dad went to new york. I have never been able to call her grandma, because ever since i was 5 years old she has always been my Nina. There is no other word sweeter to describe someone as wonderful as she was. My sister Anna and i would always kidnap some of her delicious deviled eggs when the holidays came. and we always got chased by Grandpa Steve and the broom. But we did get him back one day. i remember getting muddy and messy from playing in her little creek in the back yard. she would always laugh and say how silly i was. She always called me her little princess, even when i made mistakes. When my dad passed away i held onto her tighter because i knew she was the closest thing i would have to him, aside from my aunt sherry. she got me into doing puzzles, and baking because she always made the most amazing cookies. and she was always there to listen to me, without judgement. right now her passing hurts me more than anything has since my fathers passing, but for her i am going to pick up the pieces and do exactly what she has always told me to do! I Love My Nina! and i am going to miss her terribly!
I remember coming over to visit and spending nights with you, playing in the backyard or riding bikes around the neighborhood as a kid. I'll never forget how excited we (as kids) would get around Christmas time when you would show up, like a second Santa Clause. You never treated me any different and loved me just the same. I will miss you so much.
My memory of you will always be, you redecorating your home, everything had to be perfect, and it was perfect. I learned alot from you. Your a woman who was not afraid to use a saw or heavy duty tools to fix your home.You did everything from flooring to windows to gardening and much much more. I"m sure this morning, your son Ray saw you for the first time in 14 yrs and welcomed you with open arms and a smile on his face, like he always did. Saying Hello momma, i have missed you. I"m sure you two are laughing and giggling just like old times. You welcomed him into this world and now he welcomes you into heaven to be with him. Thank you for being in my life and your two grand daughters lives. Your cookie recipes will be missed but i remember the peanut butter balls recipe like the back of my hand.
I'm so sorry for such a great loss. I will never forget her smile that greeted me every time I borded my school bus. She was truly a beautiful lady. Big hug to you and your family .
