Dorothy Brown Pitzer went to her heavenly home on October 24, 2009, to join her husband Bill, her father and mother, brothers Harold and Raymond Brown, and sister Donnie Simpson, for a joyous reunion.Dorothy was born to Robert and Lilar Brown on September 9, 1929, in Woodson, Texas. She later moved to Breckenridge and thenContinue Reading
Marvine Morrow
left a message on October 26, 2009:
Nannie Darlin became my daughter Heather's Grandmother when she married Richard. That is also when she became Nannie to Donny and I as well as all of our 5 children. We consider her as much a part of our family as her wonderful grandson. Who, by the way, she really only loaned to us, as she would never fully give him to anyone. Not even Heather. She loved him too deeply for that. We know that Richard is the man that he is today in large part to Nannie Darlin, and we will forever love and appreiate her for that. We will miss her at birthday parties for grandkids and holiday gathernigs as well as just phone calls to talk about kids, grandkids, receips or whatever. Our sadness can't compare to that of yours, the family that she loved so much and that loved her equally. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Angie Fletcher
left a message on October 25, 2009:
My Nannie was a wonderful grandmother and a friend like no other. She was always happy to see me and my children. Nannie loved to make others happy and was good at doing so. I don't think she has any clue what legacy she leaves behind. I do know that I learned so much from her that I will happily pass on to my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. I will miss my grandmother...my friend.
Alan Swinney
left a message on October 25, 2009:
What moves through us is a silence, a quiet sadness, a longing for one more day, one more word, one more touch, we may not understand why you left so soon, or why you left before we were ready to say good-bye, but little by little, we begin to remember not just that you died, but that you lived. And that your life gave us memories too beautiful to forget. Dorothy was a spectacular woman, and I feel like a better person for having known her. If she ever had an unkind word about someone, I never heard it. She was always a joy to be around, and had a way of making you feel like you knew her your entire life. She will be missed by me, and everyone who knew her I'm sure. To her family left behind... I was deeply saddened to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and may the love of those around you help you through this difficult time. May your memories give you strength.
Judy Dowling
left a message on October 24, 2009:
Dorothy was magnificent the way she embraced and celebrated my son Jim's marriage to her beautiful granddaughter Kim. Her love of my son as a blessed addition to her family was shared with my family's love and blessed addition of Kim to our family. Dorothy and my recently deceased, beloved mom had a great time together at Jim's and Kim's wedding and rejoiced in the family union. I enjoyed my subsequent conversations with Dorothy and know she and my Mom are celebrating the blessed union of Jim and Kim. I wish we could have had the opportunity to spend more time together. I know she was deeply loved and appreciated for her multiple talents, devotion and love of her family.
Adelle Dowling
left a message on October 24, 2009:
Kim and family, Dorothy was a wonderful woman and I know she will be missed by all who loved her. I have always been so appreciative of her kindness in making Madison and Kylee the beautiful Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls like she had for Kayleigh. She was remarkable. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. God bless you. Much love, Adelle/Grammy
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Marvelle and David Lynch
left a message on October 24, 2009:
Our loving Aunt Dorothy was much more than an aunt. She stepped in when my mother passed away and became my friend, mother and confidant. She was always there for Dave and me. She shared her gifts of cooking, decorating and sewing and could make any home beautiful. There wasn't anything she couldn't do. There is no way to describe the void that will be there with her passing. She was an amazing woman and someone we love more than words can ever describe.
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Marvine Morrow
left a message on October 26, 2009:
Nannie Darlin became my daughter Heather's Grandmother when she married Richard. That is also when she became Nannie to Donny and I as well as all of our 5 children. We consider her as much a part of our family as her wonderful grandson. Who, by the way, she really only loaned to us, as she would never fully give him to anyone. Not even Heather. She loved him too deeply for that. We know that Richard is the man that he is today in large part to Nannie Darlin, and we will forever love and appreiate her for that. We will miss her at birthday parties for grandkids and holiday gathernigs as well as just phone calls to talk about kids, grandkids, receips or whatever. Our sadness can't compare to that of yours, the family that she loved so much and that loved her equally. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Angie Fletcher
left a message on October 25, 2009:
My Nannie was a wonderful grandmother and a friend like no other. She was always happy to see me and my children. Nannie loved to make others happy and was good at doing so. I don't think she has any clue what legacy she leaves behind. I do know that I learned so much from her that I will happily pass on to my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. I will miss my grandmother...my friend.
Alan Swinney
left a message on October 25, 2009:
What moves through us is a silence, a quiet sadness, a longing for one more day, one more word, one more touch, we may not understand why you left so soon, or why you left before we were ready to say good-bye, but little by little, we begin to remember not just that you died, but that you lived. And that your life gave us memories too beautiful to forget. Dorothy was a spectacular woman, and I feel like a better person for having known her. If she ever had an unkind word about someone, I never heard it. She was always a joy to be around, and had a way of making you feel like you knew her your entire life. She will be missed by me, and everyone who knew her I'm sure. To her family left behind... I was deeply saddened to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and may the love of those around you help you through this difficult time. May your memories give you strength.
Judy Dowling
left a message on October 24, 2009:
Dorothy was magnificent the way she embraced and celebrated my son Jim's marriage to her beautiful granddaughter Kim. Her love of my son as a blessed addition to her family was shared with my family's love and blessed addition of Kim to our family. Dorothy and my recently deceased, beloved mom had a great time together at Jim's and Kim's wedding and rejoiced in the family union. I enjoyed my subsequent conversations with Dorothy and know she and my Mom are celebrating the blessed union of Jim and Kim. I wish we could have had the opportunity to spend more time together. I know she was deeply loved and appreciated for her multiple talents, devotion and love of her family.
Adelle Dowling
left a message on October 24, 2009:
Kim and family, Dorothy was a wonderful woman and I know she will be missed by all who loved her. I have always been so appreciative of her kindness in making Madison and Kylee the beautiful Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls like she had for Kayleigh. She was remarkable. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. God bless you. Much love, Adelle/Grammy
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Marvelle and David Lynch
left a message on October 24, 2009:
Our loving Aunt Dorothy was much more than an aunt. She stepped in when my mother passed away and became my friend, mother and confidant. She was always there for Dave and me. She shared her gifts of cooking, decorating and sewing and could make any home beautiful. There wasn't anything she couldn't do. There is no way to describe the void that will be there with her passing. She was an amazing woman and someone we love more than words can ever describe.
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