Birth date: Sep 29, 1929 Death date: Apr 29, 2018
Dolores (Mittman) Kohley, age 88, passed away on Sunday, April 29, 2018. She was born on September 19, 1929 in Wheaton, IL to Frank and Anna (Gsell) Mittman. On November 27, 1948, she married Elmer C. Kohley in Wheaton, IL, and he Read Obituary
To the Family and Friends of Mrs Kohley,
Thinking of you, and sending love and
prayers...
Sincerely,
Deb Tufts
Dear Kohley Famiy~
So very sorry to hear of your loss.
With sincere sympathy,
Mardi Monroe Williams
Aunt Dolores was one of the matriarchs of the Kohley Family. There are so few left, she will be missed. I will never forget all the visits to their home and time at Silver Lake. She was tough, yet fair. She was never afraid to speak her mind and live her faith. Her and Uncle Elmer were such great role models. I hope I live up to her and Uncle Elmer's example. May she rest in peace. Say hi to Uncle Elmer. I am sure you are happily together again.
Prayers, positive thoughts and love to all the Kohley's and friends that are missing her. She will live on in heaven, in our thoughts and memory.
A contribution to Muskegon Catholic Education Foundation was made in lieu of flowers.
Jeff Kohley
Good memories in the neighborhood with the Kohley family. Condolences to the family. Lori (Kloss) Pacula.
Aunt Dolores was truly special - so kind, generous, and full of life. Much love to my Kohley cousins during this difficult time.
I will always remember my summer trip by Greyhound bus to Muskegon by the water with my little brother and sister to visit with my Uncle Elmer and Aunt Delores. She always welcomed us with a friendly smile and open arms. Always enjoyed her spaghetti dinners at Silver Lake. My prayers and thoughts are with her. Deepest sympathies for all my cousins. Nephew Jimmy
I'm going to miss my favorite Aunt Dolly. She was always upbeat and so much fun to be around, especially at the sand dunes with my cousins! To my Kohley cousins, prays, love and hugs. Jean Diehl
Randy and Family: May the love of this amazing woman continue to surround you. Her legacy is her children, and her spirit lives on through you, your siblings, and your children as well as your nieces and nephews. Sincere condolences on the loss of an amazing woman.
