Birth date: Nov 6, 1921 Death date: Oct 31, 2011
Delores H. Veeneman, age 89, passed away peacefully October 31, 2011, at the home of her sister and brother-in-law in Fruitport, MI, whom she had been living with the past five years. She will be celebrating her 90th birthday in h Read Obituary
Aunt JoAnn, Uncle Ken & Family: Please accept our love and deepest sympathy on the loss of your Sister/Aunt. We never had the opportunity to meet her, but we know she will be deeply missed. "Perhaps they are not stars in the sky, but rather openings where our loved ones shine down to let us know they are happy and at peace." Our love and prayers to all.
Sheri & Dennis##imported-begin##Sheri & Dennis Huntington##imported-end##
Aunt Dody was often like a 5th member of our family as she joined us on family vacations and unselfishly gave up many of her Saturday afternoons to take Jane and I on special outings. Aunt Dody blessed our lives and was a wonderful role model and Christian example. She was a care giver, loving, patient, and very hard working. We will treasure our many special memories of times spent together in what Aunt Dody described a lot over the past few weeks as a "very good life". We thank God for the gift of Aunt Dody and the assurance that she is now in Heaven and we will one day be with her again. We wish we could be with family members, her friends and co-workers as you celebrate the very very special life of Delores Veeneman on Friday. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Roger, Ginny and Family.##imported-begin##Roger and Ginny Schutter Family##imported-end##
JoAnn, Ken, & Family - Thinking of you at this time of loss. You have our sympathies.##imported-begin##Jack and Marlene Greiner##imported-end##
I am thankful for the many special memories of times with Aunt Dody. Especially childhood memories when she joined Mom, Dad, Ginny and I, as we went on vacations; for times spent with her at the beach; and riding in the two-tone green Chevy. Aunt Dody was loving, generous, and patient. I can’t really ever remember her being unkind or angry, although she had every right to be with a strong-willed niece who ran away from her near the N. Muskegon Blockhouse. These last days spent with her were special too. Although her body was failing, we were able to reminisce and also share the hope and peace she had in knowing Jesus and that she would be going to a better place.
We are sorry that we can’t be with the family as you gather on Friday. We hope that you will be comforted by your memories of a wonderful sister and aunt. We pray that you have that peace and assurance in knowing that you will see her again in Heaven.
Our love, Jane, Dale and family##imported-begin##Dale and Jane Peterson##imported-end##
