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In Loving Memory

Ruble-Brandt, Dolores Mae

Ruble-Brandt, Dolores Mae

Service at Kutis South County Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry, on Monday, August 22, 11 a.m. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 4-7 p.m.

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6 thoughts on “Ruble-Brandt, Dolores Mae”

  1. We were devastated with the news of Sis Delores’ passing. We loved her and Harold as they were so loving and caring. They have been part of our Ozark Heights Baptist church for several years. She was so vibrant and lively. Delores will be sorely missed. Our prayers go out for Harold and family in their time of tremendous loss. May God provide comfort and peace in knowing she is in the presence of our loving God and Savior.

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  2. We were devastated with the news of Sis Delores’ passing. We loved her and Harold as they were so loving and caring. They have been part of our Ozark Heights Baptist church for several years. She was so vibrant and lively. Delores will be sorely missed. Our prayers go out for Harold and family in their time of tremendous loss. May God provide comfort and peace in knowing she is in the presence of our loving God and Savior.

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  3. “Have you talked to Dolores today?” So often I would ask my mother this question. They talked together almost every day; sharing news of family and friends. Distance did not diminish their friendship. My mother said to express how” loving and caring” she was. Our thanks to Dolores and Harold’s family for arranging opportunities for them to see each other and meet with other dear friends. Our deepest sympathy to them in their loss. My mother will miss her deeply and we will miss asking her “Have you talked to Dolores today?”

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  4. “Have you talked to Dolores today?” So often I would ask my mother this question. They talked together almost every day; sharing news of family and friends. Distance did not diminish their friendship. My mother said to express how” loving and caring” she was. Our thanks to Dolores and Harold’s family for arranging opportunities for them to see each other and meet with other dear friends. Our deepest sympathy to them in their loss. My mother will miss her deeply and we will miss asking her “Have you talked to Dolores today?”

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