She was born in "in Hammond, Indiana, the daughter of Robert Clayton and Wava Olivia (Fite) Clauson. Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Walter Boucher; two sisters, Shirley Tankersley and Betty McDaniel; her brother, Raymond Clauson; her son-in-law, George Grafton; and two great-grandsons, Harrison Zuehlke and Craig Boucher, III.
Dorothy was a member of the Mary Mother of God Catholic Church where, for many years, she served in the Altar and Rosary Society. She was born and lived in northwest Indiana until moving to Harrison in 1971. Dorothy was truly a saint! She was a fun and loving person, much beloved, and described by many as kind, loyal and caring. She enjoyed cooking and loved to feed and entertain people. She liked playing games and doing crossword puzzles. Her life was lived with a servantÂ's heart which made her a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Dorothy was the essence of the woman described in Proverbs 31 and will be greatly missed. "
She was 80 when she passed away at the North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison, AR. (Quotes and data from her obit.)
Dorothy was a member of the Mary Mother of God Catholic Church where, for many years, she served in the Altar and Rosary Society. She was born and lived in northwest Indiana until moving to Harrison in 1971. Dorothy was truly a saint! She was a fun and loving person, much beloved, and described by many as kind, loyal and caring. She enjoyed cooking and loved to feed and entertain people. She liked playing games and doing crossword puzzles. Her life was lived with a servantÂ's heart which made her a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Dorothy was the essence of the woman described in Proverbs 31 and will be greatly missed. "
She was 80 when she passed away at the North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison, AR. (Quotes and data from her obit.)
She was born in "in Hammond, Indiana, the daughter of Robert Clayton and Wava Olivia (Fite) Clauson. Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Walter Boucher; two sisters, Shirley Tankersley and Betty McDaniel; her brother, Raymond Clauson; her son-in-law, George Grafton; and two great-grandsons, Harrison Zuehlke and Craig Boucher, III.
Dorothy was a member of the Mary Mother of God Catholic Church where, for many years, she served in the Altar and Rosary Society. She was born and lived in northwest Indiana until moving to Harrison in 1971. Dorothy was truly a saint! She was a fun and loving person, much beloved, and described by many as kind, loyal and caring. She enjoyed cooking and loved to feed and entertain people. She liked playing games and doing crossword puzzles. Her life was lived with a servantÂ's heart which made her a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Dorothy was the essence of the woman described in Proverbs 31 and will be greatly missed. "
She was 80 when she passed away at the North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison, AR. (Quotes and data from her obit.)
Dorothy was a member of the Mary Mother of God Catholic Church where, for many years, she served in the Altar and Rosary Society. She was born and lived in northwest Indiana until moving to Harrison in 1971. Dorothy was truly a saint! She was a fun and loving person, much beloved, and described by many as kind, loyal and caring. She enjoyed cooking and loved to feed and entertain people. She liked playing games and doing crossword puzzles. Her life was lived with a servantÂ's heart which made her a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Dorothy was the essence of the woman described in Proverbs 31 and will be greatly missed. "
She was 80 when she passed away at the North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison, AR. (Quotes and data from her obit.)
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