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December 1, 2007
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Private funeral services are under the direction of the Vander May Wayne Colonial Funeral Home in Wayne.
Dorothy Dembitsky age 80 of Parsippany died Saturday, December 1, 2007 at home. Her passing was quiet and peaceful.
She was born in Passaic and had lived her formative years in Nutley before moving to Parsippany fifty-five years ago.
Dorothy received her formal education at Nutley High School graduating with the Class of 1945.
She was an Executive Secretary for Joya Refinishers a truck body manufacturer company in Belleville and previously was employed by DeRosa & Sons Truck Bodies. She retired after forty-eight years of employment.
She was active in league bowling and was a member and former secretary of the Morris County Women’s Bowling League.
She leaves her family with many fond memories of a very loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister. Dorothy was gifted with a “generous, loving and caring persona”. She was fun loving jovial and family oriented. One of her joys was preparing holiday meals for her family.
Dorothy and Willie Dembitsky had thirty-seven years of loving marriage before Willie’s passing in 1989.
Surviving are one son David Dembitsky of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; three granddaughters Jennifer, Sandra and Anna Dembitsky; one brother William Law of Wayne.
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Private funeral services are under the direction of the Vander May Wayne Colonial Funeral Home in Wayne.
December 1, 2007
Services
Private funeral services are under the direction of the Vander May Wayne Colonial Funeral Home in Wayne.
Dorothy Dembitsky age 80 of Parsippany died Saturday, December 1, 2007 at home. Her passing was quiet and peaceful.
She was born in Passaic and had lived her formative years in Nutley before moving to Parsippany fifty-five years ago.
Dorothy received her formal education at Nutley High School graduating with the Class of 1945.
She was an Executive Secretary for Joya Refinishers a truck body manufacturer company in Belleville and previously was employed by DeRosa & Sons Truck Bodies. She retired after forty-eight years of employment.
She was active in league bowling and was a member and former secretary of the Morris County Women’s Bowling League.
She leaves her family with many fond memories of a very loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister. Dorothy was gifted with a “generous, loving and caring persona”. She was fun loving jovial and family oriented. One of her joys was preparing holiday meals for her family.
Dorothy and Willie Dembitsky had thirty-seven years of loving marriage before Willie’s passing in 1989.
Surviving are one son David Dembitsky of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; three granddaughters Jennifer, Sandra and Anna Dembitsky; one brother William Law of Wayne.
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