Birth date: Sep 3, 1950 Death date: Jul 24, 2020
Dorothy Dexter, age 69, passed away Friday, July 24, 2020 at Mission Point Skilled Nursing in Big Rapids. She was born September 3, 1950 in Grand Haven to Charles and Eva (Shefield) Wade. Dorothy was a talented artist and loved c Read Obituary
We are so sorry that you and your family have lost a truly unique and wonderful lady
You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
The Swainbury family
I too never met you but felt I knew you through Facebook and Timothy. You had the most beautiful smile and loved to have fun . Thank you for sharing you som with us and know I is loved by so many and has touched our hearts and souls. Prayers for your family now and the days to come as they might need you so much more.
Sending my heart and love Timothy to you and your family. Thank you for sharing your Mom with us. Her smile brought joy to my life. I’m so sorry for your loss. Theresa Stypula Laboda
Timothy, dear
You are the one who made me think that I could stitch on dark fabric. Your mom had such a beautiful smile, expressing her love every day for her stitching son.
With love and many prayers, Suzanne
I never met Dorothy but learned of her through a Facebook friendship with Timothy. I learnt she was a much loved mother who made others around her smile.
To the family, my condolences at your loss but remember her with love and laughter for she is at peace and watching over you
Dearest Timothy, Your Mom was a treasure. I am so grateful that her crafty talents, kind heart and beautiful smile lives on in you. You are her legacy and the world is blessed. Each time you see a rainbow, remember what I said: she is fluttering by with rainbow wings and a big smile just for you. All my love, Irene M.
Amanda, So sorry for your loss. Your MOM is in a better place, no pain and can run free.
She will be able to see Charlie and her Mom and Dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your MOM is watching over you now.
Love, Denny and Janis Swiftney
Dorothy was a one of a kind lady! Always smiling and making everyone around her feel welcome. I will never forget how much she loved to get her nails done, horses, Elvis, and how much she loved her bingo! Even now that I work at a new building, when I am calling bingo I still pause after I say N40 waiting for her to yell back 40000000. She will be very missed!! So sorry for your lose! I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers!
