Deloris E. Boyd

Birth date: Sep 29, 1930 Death date: Aug 20, 2020

Deloris E. Boyd, of Brooklyn, OH passed away on Thursday, August 20, 2020 at her daughter’s home in Elyria. Deloris was born on September 29, 1930, in Dunbar, Pennsylvania, to the late Fred and Catherine Golden. Devoted wife of t Read Obituary

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Lisa Loughren

268w ago

in honor of Deloris.

I cannot even put into words how much this woman meant to me!!!! She was the best grandma I could ask for, she had the most comfy lap....I probably would have sat on it until I was 39 if I would not have hurt her. So very great full for the last year and the 2 trips I got to go on with you. Great full that I was able to come see you at moms these last few months even at a distances. Great full to have you for 39 years and to call you GRANDMA!!!! Rest In Peace with grandpa and know that you are loved missed dearly
~Lisa~

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Cathy George-Hall

269w ago

in honor of Deloris.

Nancy Phillips

269w ago

in honor of Deloris.

Aunt Dee was one of our favorite aunts, who we loved to visit quite often when Grandma Golden was alive. She was always so kind and loving and every time we left either Cleveland or she and the family left Dunbar PA we all shed a tear because we hated leaving each other and always enjoyed our times together. She was the last surviving member of Fred and Catherine Golden and will sorely be missed. But she will be in heaven with Uncle Buck and the rest of her brothers and sisters, Mom and Dad. We love you Aunt Dee. Rest in Peace till we will see you again. Love Your PA Niece, Nancy Phillips and family.

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Karen Caruso

269w ago

My Aunt Dee, another person who was like a Mother to me. My memories are way to many to post. Her kindness to me and my sister will never be forgotten.
I have looked at her picture that is posted, she looks totally as beautiful as ever and I remember well her sitting with her hand by her neck always. ❤️
Rest In Peace now, united with Uncle Buck.
Lovingly,
Niece Karen Caruso (residing in Arizona)

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