The obituary notice of Dorothy Marie CLORLEY (Brown)

A Beautiful Poem for My Beautiful Aunty Dot ❤️🕯

When death finds me

And when death finds me,
I hope it whispers,
“Come now,
the fight is done,”
and takes my hand gently,
like an old friend
who understands
why I’m so tired.
I hope it says,
“You've carried enough,
let me hold this weight for you.”
I hope it promises,
“Here there is quiet.
Here you can rest.”

–Ticus Poetry

I will love and miss you forever 🌹 Thank you for everything, the love, care, thoughtfulness, laughter, stories and a lifetime of wonderful memories. My heart is truly broken but I will carry you with me always 💔Until we meet again 🕯

Such a lovely lady, I have very fond memories of you & enjoying your kind hospitality & wonderful cooking.. May you Rest in Peace x x x

To our dearest Aunty Dot (Marie),

It is with deep sadness that we hear of your passing. May your beautiful soul rest in peace.

I know we grew apart over the years, but I will forever hold the memories of our times visiting you, especially the times when Karen and I came and stayed with you as kids. I remember walking through the snow to the Con Club, eating your beautiful food, especially your favourite moussaka, and your famous five course meals.

Thank you for those wonderful memories. They will always hold a special place in my heart.

Rest peacefully, Aunty Dot. ❤️

Love Lee, Donna, Cato and Lucas

To our dearest Aunty Dot (Marie),

It is with deep sadness that we hear of your passing. May your beautiful soul rest in peace.

I know we grew apart over the years, but I will forever hold the memories of our times visiting you, especially the times when Karen and I came and stayed with you as kids. I remember walking through the snow to the Con Club, eating your beautiful food, especially your favourite moussaka, and your famous five course meals.

Thank you for those wonderful memories. They will always hold a special place in my heart.

Rest peacefully, Aunty Dot. ❤️

Love Lee, Donna, Cato and Lucas

To our dearest Aunty Dot (Marie),

It is with deep sadness that we hear of your passing. May your beautiful soul rest in peace.

I know we grew apart over the years, but I will forever hold the memories of our times visiting you, especially the times when Karen and I came and stayed with you as kids. I remember walking through the snow to the Con Club, eating your beautiful food, especially your favourite moussaka, and your famous five course meals.

Thank you for those special childhood memories. They will always hold a special place in my heart.

Rest peacefully, Aunty Dot. ❤️

Love Lee, Donna, Cato and Lucas