Mom,

I don't know where to start. I miss you so much already. You were not only my mother but you were also my person. I miss our phone calls while I was sitting in a parking lot waiting for the girls to get out of school or a music lesson. Those calls were the highlight of my day. I loved sharing my stories with you and hearing your laughter ring out from the other end. I loved making you laugh. I want to thank you for being such a wonderful mother. You taught me how to be a mother to the boys. But most importantly, you taught me how to be a strong woman. Thank you for loving us all the way you did. I loved spending time with you and the boys. You were the best Grammie they could have hoped for. The boys absolutely adored you. I am grateful for all of the memories we made together. Both with the boys and the ones we made before them. I will cherish them for the rest of my life. You were an amazing woman. You will be remembered fondly by so many people. Your strength, determination and love will leave a lasting impression on me. Please don't forget, we are on the yellow road. We need to get on the green road to make it to the red road. We were lucky to get home that day. I love you to the moon and back.

Traci

Dear Blair, Traci & Joey,
I met Dorothy at ReMax Renown when I worked there for a couple of years sometime in the 90's.  I always enjoyed talking with her & her dry sense of humor.  After I left ReMax & she retired I so enjoyed taking her out to lunch at Mattar's Bistro.  She was always so sweet & interested in my family & what was going on in my life.  I was so happy that she moved to Colorado & was being cared for by her wonderful son Blair who she so appreciated.  I'm so glad that I continued to stay in touch after her move & was happy to hear that she had 7 great years with Blair.  I will miss her & know that her spirit will live on in her beautiful family.

Judie Fast

Dear Blair, Traci and Joey,

I was so saddened by Blair's phone call informing me of your mother/grandmother's passing..  Dorothy has been my friend for over 50 years.  We shared our thoughts about children, grandchildren, husbands, jobs, about loves and losses, hopes and fears.  But most important was her devotion to you three.  Blair, you have been a rock for your mom.  She was so proud of you.  Thank you for taking such good care.   Traci...how she laughed and cried over all the ups and downs in your life.  She took great pride in you and your boys.  And, Joey...you were a little Dorothy in the male form.  She adored you and was so happy that you found your bride.  Never a call was over until your grandmother had bragged sufficiently about your accomplishments.  She will rest in peace knowing how much she was loved.

Mom,

You were the best. You were my guiding light and greatest supporter. You were always there for me and helped shaped me into the person I am today. Over these last seven years you continued to help me grow and become a better person. I will miss your smile, laugh, and unwavering positive attitude.

Love always, 
Blair

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Dorothy A. Thomas

March 21, 1929 – February 3, 2026

Goble Funeral Home

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