It has been a little while now since you have been gone.  I miss you very much.  Should have never gone that way.  I want to call you when I leave work to tell you I am on my way home.....but I can't.  Everyone in our community misses your smile and your kindness.  They can't believe you are not here at bingo.  You will never know how many friends you had here....I think you can see.  Very lonely without you.  I will love and miss you forever until we see each other again.  Your sister always, Sandy and Billy Boy

Dolly was an amazing person. I loved her with all of my heart and she was, and always will be, a dear part of our family. We have so many amazing memories that will live on in our hearts forever. I love you Dolly and I hope you and Billy had a great reunion!  

Dolly had the biggest heart and the sweetest demeanor. Never a judgement against anybody. She was always full of life and very caring. God received a good one into heaven. She is now with Billy and she is in a piece of everyone that knew her. I am very blessed to have known her and a part of her life.

Lew and I knew you and Bill early on, when we all lived on Monarch!! The fun at the pool—you always had a smile and were so sweet. We will surely miss you. You are home now. I’ll think of you at bingo every Monday night!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️Marie and Lew 💐💐🌸🌸🌸🌼🌼🌼

Aunt Dolly,

Thank you for being my wonderful godmother over all these years. You and Uncle  Bill were always so good to  all of us!

I will miss chatting with you. You were always interested in everything we were doing. 

John’s words were so perfect,”You always loved us and all of us will always love you too !”😘

We'll always love you Aunt Dolly, as you always loved us!  

I'll always remember the Thanksgiving holidays at your home in Philadelphia. Uncle Bill made such good meals.  It was always so nice to have the family together!

We know you are in a much better place now, with your mom and dad, Uncle Bill, Uncle Eddie, Uncle Snokey/Joe, and Aunt Barbara. 

Love always, 
The Heinzl Family: John, Cathy, Owen and Lauren


Bill and I were so lucky to have met Dolly when she would come to PA to visit her sister Sandy and then eventually live here for awhile. We will always remember her sweet smile and lovely personality. She enjoyed talking about her family and the good old days. She had a way of lighting up a room and she will be dearly missed.  May her soul rest in peace. We join your circle of friends and family who wish to bring consolation during this time of grief. 
                                     Our Deepest Sympathy,
                                     Barbara & Bill Knipe


Dolly was my sister in law for most of my life. She was also my friend who helped me when I needed it, We had a lot of fun together along with my brother in law Bill at the Campground. She will always be a part of my life and I will miss her.



American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)

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William Kramer

Joseph E Landherr

Grace T (McGinley) Landherr

Edward Landherr

Joseph Landherr

Barbara Landherr Baker

Sandra Landherr

Nancy (Landherr) Heinzl

Harry Heinzl

Catherine McLaughlin Landherr

Carol Vorse Landherr

Patrick J. Baker

Billy Boy (Faithful Dog)

Dorothy also leaves behind many nieces and nephews

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Dorothy Ann Kramer

1 diciembre, 1940 – 22 enero, 2020

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