Birth date: Jul 19, 1929 Death date: Sep 10, 2023
Pummill (Robbins), Dolores Mae, 94 passed peacefully on Sunday, September 10, 2023. Dolores was a long-time resident of Centerville, and lived her final years in the Memory Care Unit of Bethany Village. She is preceded in death by Read Obituary
Dear Rick, Carolyn & FamilyI knew your Mom & Dad for many years through my sister, Marie Pummill Mills & Bob. I remember her at the racquetball club and of course golfing at NCR. I always laugh when I think of the time she accidently sent her golf cart in front of me just as I was getting ready to hit. Always laughed a lot with her. She was a great gal! My sympathy to you and your family.
Dear Rick, Carolyn & family,I was saddened at the passing of your mom, beautiful Dolores. She was such a big part of the great times we had at NCR! We played every Sunday for years and laughed most of the way around the North! There were always jokes, making fun of each other and talking about our most beloved families. There was always encouragements and love in our group of playing partners, making it so special to have your Mom a part of us!She is at peace, I just know that and hope you are too with all the memories she has given everyone who knew her!Thoughts and prayers to all your family.Love,
We were neighbors of Dolores and Dicks when we lived on Bradley CT. They were the sweetest neighbors and truly enjoyed all the kids in our cul de sac. Dolores and Dick gave my son Jeff and best friend Tyler a 3 wheel bike...Now, if we had given them this bike, they would have never ridden it, BUT Jeff and Tyler had the time if their life with this bike... The little kids would get rides in the back basket and the bigger kids were pulled on skate boards, roller blades and big wheels. We were blessed to have Dolores and Dick as our neighbors and friends. I am soo sorry for your loss and I pray they rest in peace and God has a golf course for them... Anne Tuma
My grandmother was a firecracker, spitfire, hold it all together woman who didn\u2019t have an easy story but showed up for her family. I remember cookouts in her backyard (where she kept her \u201cwobbly\u201d bricks;), Mother\u2019s Day dinners in her family church basement, Christmas slumber parties in her living room under the painting that now hangs in my office. I remember snickering with my cousins when she invented the next of her hilarious family-famous quotes, the way she flapped her hand at you when she was done with your nonsense, and most of all\u2026the feeling of her hands in mine at the blessing my mother-in-law hosted for my son. Her sweet, wavering, meaningful voice saying over and over with the matriarchs of my family, \u201cYou are enough, you are not alone\u201d. I was too young to remember when they lived with us but I remember her work ethic, her fire, her brand of love and I am more because of it. I love you, Grandma. Fly free.
Miss you Grandma! You were a sweet and sassy woman. You\u2019ve left us with fond memories and a legacy of many grand and great grand children. Thanks for your sloppy joes, hard candy, and gum with liquid in the center! Love you, Chris, Ann Marie and Henry Pummill
