Dorothy Jean Harber
January 10, 1935 – June 9, 2022
Dorothy Jean Harber, 87, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, passed away on June 9, 2022, and was born on January 10, 1935, in Blytheville, Arkansas.
Graveside and Committal services for Dorothy Jean Harber are on:
Saturday, June 19, 2022 @ 1pm at
Detroit Memorial Park – West Cemetery
25062 Plymouth Rd, Redford Charter Twp, MI 48239
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Hey Cousins (Patty, Doris, Eddie and other Family)
So sorry for the loss of your mother. Dorothy love to drink-um-up and have a good time, especially playing cards (The Queen of Bid Whiz). May the love of family and friends comfort you during these difficult days.
~With Loving Sympathy~ Your Cousin LaRita
To: Doris Hollis and Family
From: Bobbie Isabell and Family
Sending our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. Dorothy will be truly missed. I can remember her always having a great time with her and listening to her say “Lets get …., and be somebody”
Dorothy will be forever missed and loved.
May she rest in peace.
Love Bobbie and Family
To: Doris Hollis and Family
From: Bobbie Isabell and Family
Sending our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. Dorothy will be truly missed. I can remember always having a great time with her and listening to her say “Lets get …., and be somebody”
Dorothy will be forever missed and loved.
May she rest in peace.
Love Bobbie and Family
I posted a reply yesterday 06/13/2022. How long does it take for a reply to post? I want the family to see it before the service please.
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On behalf of my sister’s family the Marshall family and myself Lorn Johnson and the Johnson family regret to hear about your loss of my great aunt Dorothy harber she will be greatly missed especially when that Martel hits the table along with a fresh deck of cards she was one of the sweetest and most kind and considerate person that I knew growing up especially in December gathering around the table for her famous chicken and dumplings she taught me that if it was too salty just put a potato in it rest in peace auntie Dorothy