Dorothy E Hopp

Birth date: Aug 1, 1943 Death date: Nov 22, 2022

Dorothy “Betty” Hopp, 79, of Brunswick, Ohio passed away on November 22, 2022. She was born on August 1,1943 in Welch, West Virginia. Beloved wife of Lawrence of 59 years; loving mother of Mark (Nadine) and Kelley (Rick); grandmot Read Obituary

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Leanne L A Cresante

150w ago

Betty was my babysitter when I was 2 years old, her daughter Kelly was my Flower Girl.

I just didn't put 2 and 2 together because I never knew her real name was Dorothy. Or maybe once, she was always Betty to everyone I knew.

I used to run after Betty and Larry to catch them kissing behind a building and, run home to tell on them as they ran as fast as they could after me.

I remember Larry, handsome and young, Kelly and Mark as children.

Sending Love and memories, Leanne, Tiffany and Grant

Gloria Roberts

151w ago

I remember Mrs. Hopp and her mom welcomed me at church. She was very loving and kind to me. It meant so much when Betty and her mom came to my baby shower. Love you betty

Scott Ryals

152w ago

in honor of Dorothy.

My deepest sympathy and condolences to Larry-Kelly-Mark. So sorry for your loss. Betty use to always let me into the rink even when I was a little short on money. Loved her very much!

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Marion J Roberts

152w ago

in honor of Dorothy.

Marion Roberts sent a virtual gift in memory of Dorothy Hopp

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Robert Redmon

152w ago

Sending our deepest sympathy to Larry and family for your loss. Prayers are with you and yours. Bob and Chris Redmon

Barbara Clark Vindiola

152w ago

Thank you to my second mom for showing me how to have joy and love in my life. Even though I've lived far away and in different places, I could always come home and feel like I was just walking across the street on Archmere to hang out with my second family. I'll never forget all the great times we had at your house, at the rink, driving around in the van, hanging out on the porch, baking cookies, watching scary movies and Grease a million times. You embraced my kids the way you embrace me and we will never forget you. Betty you are truly an angel on Earth and you will be sorely missed.