Dawn Monroe

Dawn was a graduate of the class of 1984 from New Berlin Central school. A devoted reader, she found steady joy in the quiet companionship of books, and she cherished time spent with her children and grandchildren.

Dawn is survived by two daughters, Angel Smith and Anthony LaJara Jr., and April Raymond and Walter Yerton; and one son, Frank Raymond the 4th. She is also survived by seven grandchildren: Kenneth Smith, Noelle Smith, Damion Combes, Saige Combes, Austyn Yerton, Maddox Raymond, and Iris Raymond. Dawn is survived by her parents; two sisters, Jeannie Jeffrey and Patricia (Patty) Clarkson; one brother in law, Jerry Clarkson; and her husband, Frank Raymond III.

Dawn was the sweetest women ever. She never had a back bone because even her anger and rage was spoke in love. She would give her last dollar or her only clean shirt to someone if they asked her nicely. She always sacrificed everything and wanted to see the joy and love of her family even if it made her sad. The smile they received from such unconditional help made her immortal in the memories of her family. For those who knew her it was delightful, a joy and never a bad experience. For those who didn't, they could only wish to meet someone with such love for the world as this women had. Her family was her motive, but for herself she loved puzzles nature and the sky. She found a peace in nature that is rare to find in modern days. Dawn passing should be celebrated in life and mourned privately. Hot fire 64 the sweetest women who lived.