I worked with Delores at Lisle and remember her to be not only a productive worker but a lively fun person to be associated with ... I remember Delores teasing me about being cold with me wearing sweatshirts in the cooler weather and her in sleeveless blouses ... I in turn teased her about being so "hot"! Never will I forget that infectious smile of hers ... My condolences to her family and friends.

My sincere sympathy to all of Dolores's family. I had the good fortune to work with her at the old Super Valu in the late 1950's. I was young and new and she was a great role model. I remember her sense of humor and that she was a hard worker. Knowing her will always be a good memory.

My condolences to Delores's family. She loved you all so very much. I will always keep a picture of her smiling in my thoughts. She leaves a moment of pause for everyone who knew her for years to come, to remember her with the smile she had for all of us. My prayers are with you all.

My dad Paul McKay and I are both so saddended by the loss of Delores. She and my dad grew up together and were close for 87 years. She was a special bright light in his life. We all loved her positive attitude, good humor, and love of life. Many games of gin rummy were played at her home and after my mother died, Delores provided wonderful support and friendship for my dad in Clarinda. Our prayers go out to Patricia Ann, Danny, Wayne and Lois.

My condolences and prayers go out to Pat and Danny for their loss. My mother sends her love and prayers and wants you to know she will be with you in Spirit. It seems like yesterday as a young boy that I wandered the square in Clarinda. Though mom moved to Columbus with dad (Paul Brown) her heart has always been in Clarinda. I cannot count all the stories over the years of her and dad's frequent visits and card

My condolences and prayers go out to Pat and Danny for their loss. My mother sends her love and prayers and wants you to know she will be with you in Spirit. It seems like yesterday as a young boy that I wandered the square in Clarinda. Though mom moved to Columbus with dad (Paul Brown) her heart has always been in Clarinda. I cannot count all the stories over the years of her and dad's frequent visits and card playing with Delores.

May God welcome her into his world and hopefully there will be a card game waiting for her.

God Bless

Dave Brown