Dorothy was born and grew up in Senath, which is cotton country down in the boot heel of Missouri. Dorothy, later graduated from Senath High School. In her teens she began working for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. being one of the first telephone operators in the country. Upon retirement from Southwestern Bell, Dorothy became a member of The Telephone Company Pioneers.
In 1970, Dorothy moved to Lake of the Ozarks and purchased Ol Possum Holler Resort which she later renamed Alli-Lo-Bo Resort, which is now the Fish.
In later years, Dorothy loved and watched golf while knitting small children's blankets for Many Hands Quilting Ministry which provides warmth and comfort for small sick children in need. She was an avid reader, always beginning each day with Gods Good Word.
Mom was a loving caring mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and aunt, always putting others first. We celebrate Mom's life and accomplishments and will always treasure her memories. Mom, being the unmovable rock and reliable soul to all who knew and loved her.
Written by her daughter
In 1970, Dorothy moved to Lake of the Ozarks and purchased Ol Possum Holler Resort which she later renamed Alli-Lo-Bo Resort, which is now the Fish.
In later years, Dorothy loved and watched golf while knitting small children's blankets for Many Hands Quilting Ministry which provides warmth and comfort for small sick children in need. She was an avid reader, always beginning each day with Gods Good Word.
Mom was a loving caring mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and aunt, always putting others first. We celebrate Mom's life and accomplishments and will always treasure her memories. Mom, being the unmovable rock and reliable soul to all who knew and loved her.
Written by her daughter
Dorothy was born and grew up in Senath, which is cotton country down in the boot heel of Missouri. Dorothy, later graduated from Senath High School. In her teens she began working for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. being one of the first telephone operators in the country. Upon retirement from Southwestern Bell, Dorothy became a member of The Telephone Company Pioneers.
In 1970, Dorothy moved to Lake of the Ozarks and purchased Ol Possum Holler Resort which she later renamed Alli-Lo-Bo Resort, which is now the Fish.
In later years, Dorothy loved and watched golf while knitting small children's blankets for Many Hands Quilting Ministry which provides warmth and comfort for small sick children in need. She was an avid reader, always beginning each day with Gods Good Word.
Mom was a loving caring mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and aunt, always putting others first. We celebrate Mom's life and accomplishments and will always treasure her memories. Mom, being the unmovable rock and reliable soul to all who knew and loved her.
Written by her daughter
In 1970, Dorothy moved to Lake of the Ozarks and purchased Ol Possum Holler Resort which she later renamed Alli-Lo-Bo Resort, which is now the Fish.
In later years, Dorothy loved and watched golf while knitting small children's blankets for Many Hands Quilting Ministry which provides warmth and comfort for small sick children in need. She was an avid reader, always beginning each day with Gods Good Word.
Mom was a loving caring mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and aunt, always putting others first. We celebrate Mom's life and accomplishments and will always treasure her memories. Mom, being the unmovable rock and reliable soul to all who knew and loved her.
Written by her daughter
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