Dolores Ann Martin, age 88, passed after fulfilling her life here on earth, God welcomes Dolores into his Kingdom this day, September 20th, 2020.
A working single mother with the help of her parents, Charles Fate and Eunice (Cunningham) Fate, raised two children, Gary (April) Martin, Joan D. Martin, and a deceased infant girl. She leaves 5 grandchildren, Jason Martin, Justin Martin, great grandchildren; Chloe, Sarah, Jennifer, Christina, Felicity, Nolan, Lilly, Walker, Rebecca, Noah, Finly, Carmen and Vanna. They were her pride and joy and the love of her life. She also leaves my cousins of the Hopbell family and especially her favorite cousin, Leroy and Connie Kennell, Marcie, Marylyn. Special friend of Lois Ondish, Marylyn and above all Marlene Hanlon.
Dolores graduated from Westinghouse Memorial in Wilmerding and was inducted into the National Honor Society. She was employed at Westinghouse Electric in Trafford for 22 years and worked for GNC in Pittsburgh in the personnel office as a receptionist until her retirement. Dolores enjoyed gardening, crafts, painting, and camping at Cooks Forest. She took great pride in caring for her beloved pets over the years. Her life was just loving us all.
Family and friends are welcome in Alfieri Funeral Home Inc 201 Marguerite Ave. Wilmerding, 412-824-4332 on Tuesday from 4:00 until 8:00 Pm. A blessing service will be held in the funeral home on Wednesday at 11:00 Am. Dolores will be laid to rest in Good Shepherd Catholic Cemetery, Monroeville. Please adhere to the CDC guidelines and 25 limit of people in the funeral home at one time. Facial coverings are also required.
A working single mother with the help of her parents, Charles Fate and Eunice (Cunningham) Fate, raised two children, Gary (April) Martin, Joan D. Martin, and a deceased infant girl. She leaves 5 grandchildren, Jason Martin, Justin Martin, great grandchildren; Chloe, Sarah, Jennifer, Christina, Felicity, Nolan, Lilly, Walker, Rebecca, Noah, Finly, Carmen and Vanna. They were her pride and joy and the love of her life. She also leaves my cousins of the Hopbell family and especially her favorite cousin, Leroy and Connie Kennell, Marcie, Marylyn. Special friend of Lois Ondish, Marylyn and above all Marlene Hanlon.
Dolores graduated from Westinghouse Memorial in Wilmerding and was inducted into the National Honor Society. She was employed at Westinghouse Electric in Trafford for 22 years and worked for GNC in Pittsburgh in the personnel office as a receptionist until her retirement. Dolores enjoyed gardening, crafts, painting, and camping at Cooks Forest. She took great pride in caring for her beloved pets over the years. Her life was just loving us all.
Family and friends are welcome in Alfieri Funeral Home Inc 201 Marguerite Ave. Wilmerding, 412-824-4332 on Tuesday from 4:00 until 8:00 Pm. A blessing service will be held in the funeral home on Wednesday at 11:00 Am. Dolores will be laid to rest in Good Shepherd Catholic Cemetery, Monroeville. Please adhere to the CDC guidelines and 25 limit of people in the funeral home at one time. Facial coverings are also required.
Dolores Ann Martin, age 88, passed after fulfilling her life here on earth, God welcomes Dolores into his Kingdom this day, September 20th, 2020.
A working single mother with the help of her parents, Charles Fate and Eunice (Cunningham) Fate, raised two children, Gary (April) Martin, Joan D. Martin, and a deceased infant girl. She leaves 5 grandchildren, Jason Martin, Justin Martin, great grandchildren; Chloe, Sarah, Jennifer, Christina, Felicity, Nolan, Lilly, Walker, Rebecca, Noah, Finly, Carmen and Vanna. They were her pride and joy and the love of her life. She also leaves my cousins of the Hopbell family and especially her favorite cousin, Leroy and Connie Kennell, Marcie, Marylyn. Special friend of Lois Ondish, Marylyn and above all Marlene Hanlon.
Dolores graduated from Westinghouse Memorial in Wilmerding and was inducted into the National Honor Society. She was employed at Westinghouse Electric in Trafford for 22 years and worked for GNC in Pittsburgh in the personnel office as a receptionist until her retirement. Dolores enjoyed gardening, crafts, painting, and camping at Cooks Forest. She took great pride in caring for her beloved pets over the years. Her life was just loving us all.
Family and friends are welcome in Alfieri Funeral Home Inc 201 Marguerite Ave. Wilmerding, 412-824-4332 on Tuesday from 4:00 until 8:00 Pm. A blessing service will be held in the funeral home on Wednesday at 11:00 Am. Dolores will be laid to rest in Good Shepherd Catholic Cemetery, Monroeville. Please adhere to the CDC guidelines and 25 limit of people in the funeral home at one time. Facial coverings are also required.
A working single mother with the help of her parents, Charles Fate and Eunice (Cunningham) Fate, raised two children, Gary (April) Martin, Joan D. Martin, and a deceased infant girl. She leaves 5 grandchildren, Jason Martin, Justin Martin, great grandchildren; Chloe, Sarah, Jennifer, Christina, Felicity, Nolan, Lilly, Walker, Rebecca, Noah, Finly, Carmen and Vanna. They were her pride and joy and the love of her life. She also leaves my cousins of the Hopbell family and especially her favorite cousin, Leroy and Connie Kennell, Marcie, Marylyn. Special friend of Lois Ondish, Marylyn and above all Marlene Hanlon.
Dolores graduated from Westinghouse Memorial in Wilmerding and was inducted into the National Honor Society. She was employed at Westinghouse Electric in Trafford for 22 years and worked for GNC in Pittsburgh in the personnel office as a receptionist until her retirement. Dolores enjoyed gardening, crafts, painting, and camping at Cooks Forest. She took great pride in caring for her beloved pets over the years. Her life was just loving us all.
Family and friends are welcome in Alfieri Funeral Home Inc 201 Marguerite Ave. Wilmerding, 412-824-4332 on Tuesday from 4:00 until 8:00 Pm. A blessing service will be held in the funeral home on Wednesday at 11:00 Am. Dolores will be laid to rest in Good Shepherd Catholic Cemetery, Monroeville. Please adhere to the CDC guidelines and 25 limit of people in the funeral home at one time. Facial coverings are also required.
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