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Dortha J. "Dottie" Sheets (87)
Date of Birth: 03/18/1922
Date of Passing: 04/07/2009
Resided in: Greenfield, Indiana
GREENFIELD– Dortha “Dottie” J. Sheets, age 87, passed away on Tuesday, April 7, 2009, at Springhurst Health Campus in Greenfield. Born on March 18, 1922, in Frankton, Indiana, she was the daughter or Eugene Eustler and Thelma Eustler Albright. She graduated from Frankton High School and worked at Fort Harrison and the VA Hospital in Indianapolis doing clerical work for many years. Dottie married Richard A. Sheets on September 4, 1971, in Lawrence, Indiana.
Surviving Dottie are her husband, Richard A. Sheets of New Palestine; children, Gary N. (Dee) Titus of Greenfield, Cindy Lou (David) Abbott of Beech Grove, and Vicky Lynn (Bob) Kenney of New Whiteland; twelve grandchildren; and eighteen great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death were her parents and a daughter, Darlene Phillips.
Funeral services will be on Saturday, April 11, 2009, at 12:00 p.m. at Erlewein Mortuary in Greenfield with calling for two hours prior to the service. Pastor DeWayne Felber will be officiating and burial will follow at New Palestine Cemetery. Friends may sign the online guestbook at www.erleweinmortuary.com or e-mail condolences to sympathy@erleweinmortuary.com.
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Our Great Aunt Dot
by: myknjo, 04/11/09
It certainly has been a long time since I saw Aunt Dot, but as soon as I got the news of her passing, the memories of her came rushing back. One of my fondest memories of her visits was the "quarter" she gave us after a hug. A sign of her warm and giving ways. On behalf of all Karen Jones' children, and Karen herself, I say "we will miss you Aunt Dot." Our thoughts are with the immediate family. Take care all.
Mike Ball and family
My great aunt Dot
by: bwarrum, 04/11/09
Aunt Dot was a wonderful, fun, and happy person. I have very fond memories of her visits. She was never afraid to share her faith and I'm confident that she's in a better place now. My sincere condolences go out to the family and all of you that I haven't seen for a long time. Love to you all...
Bonita (Jones) Warrum and family
Aunt Dot
by: tdennis, 04/10/09
The family of David (Bud)Jones would like to send their prayers and thoughts your way. We all loved Aunt Dot and have had many laughs with her. She was a very classy lady that will be missed by all. Thinking of you all,Bud,Terri, Tracy, Toni and Tim.
My Loving Aunt Dot.
by: rdhamilton, 04/09/09
Agatha & I send our Love & Prayers to all of the family & friends of Aunt Dot. We are so very Sorry, The Love for our Aunt Dot will always be in our hearts. Love to all, Agatha & Robert (Bob) Hamilton , Colorado springs ,Colorado . Hm.Ph.#719-390-9517 , Cell Ph.# 719-660-1036.
I LOVE YOU GRANDMA DOT!
by: desthay, 04/09/09
Grandma Dot - I will always have such great memories of you from my early childhood. I used to love to come visit with my family. You were so funny and so much fun! Thanks so much for touching my life. I only regret that we live so far away from each other. Louisiana is along way aways. It brings me comfort to know that you will now be in heaven with my momma. I am sure she was at the gates waiting for your arrival. Now she finally has someone to talk to! I can just imagine it now. I regret that I will not be able to take the trip to say my final goodbyes. I know you understand and that you have always loved me as I have you. I will forever keep you in my heart. Until we meet again.
Love forever and ever,
Debbie Jean
Lake Charles, LA
The Family of Dot Sheets
by: tpease, 04/08/09
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Dot was a wonderful and thoughtful person. Her laughs and humor will be remembered forever.
With Sympathy,
Tim and Linda (Clemons) Pease
Mishawaka, IN
Our beautiful Aunt Dot
by: smaupin, 04/14/09
It was such a shock to hear of Aunt Dot's passing. I guess I thought she would be here forever.
Aunt Dot was such a beautiful lady. I always adored her style, always perfect and pretty. She was full of humor, I don't think I EVER saw a bad side---she probably didn't have one---just a happy and fun lady.
I have to say, as we all have talked, the first memory we all come up with is the "quater" I think she must have saved them just for her trips to visit us. There were so many of us, she must have been rich...
Aunt Dot was my connection to my Grandma Lodena and they were both such wonderful women. I miss Grandma more than anything in this world and now I will miss them both, so much. I know they are together now with their mother and Daddy, Uncle Elmer, Johnnie, Darlene and Aunt Jennie, laughing and having a good time.
We all love you and miss you Aunt Dot...
Love and prayers to ALL the family and friends,
Sherri (Ball) Maupin