Mrs. Dorothy M. Redus
Birth date: Nov 3, 1928 Death date: Jul 12, 2026
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life. - Psalm 23:6 Mrs. Dorothy M. Redus transitioned from labor to reward on July 12, 2026. Read Obituary
Birth date: Nov 3, 1928 Death date: Jul 12, 2026
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life. - Psalm 23:6 Mrs. Dorothy M. Redus transitioned from labor to reward on July 12, 2026. Read Obituary
Life well live. I will dearly miss you, Grandmother.

Thank you for everything you did for me as a child, never missed a day of church with you and i loved going to wheeler avenue and drinking coffee with the elders, you were so kind and forgiving, and i know for sure you're in heaven now. Rest In Peace Queen...you will be missed. ~ Destyn Wiseman.
Thank you for being a favorite grandmother to me and Tyrin and truly much like the mother I did not have. You gave the best advice and told it like it IS. I’m glad to be a witness to the service you did for God’s Kingdom, while you were here, and now you arrive into His eternal Glory. Peace and love to your entire crew, condolences to all that are connected to you and knew of your incredible heart and love for Christ. I will always love you, you were truly a good neighbor helping me with my son while we lived by you, with my Grandfather. You played a crucial and spiritual role in my and Tyrin’s upbringing. We will forever miss you.🕊️❤️”TyreeMom”#Dewberry#PresentwiththeLord#greatgran
What an amazing and remarkable woman! A life well lived. There is not enough space here nor enough words to express the beauty of grandma Dot and what she has meant to me and so many others. 33 years ago grandma Dot welcomed me into her heart, into her home and into her family. She was intricately involved in raising our two sons, as she was the person the village brought their kids to for safe keeping and raising, not baby sitting. From time to time my sons,(her great grandsons) and I talk about the life lessons learned and the genuine love we all received from grandma Dot. It was a feisty kind of love that corrected you when you were wrong but fought for you if you were wronged. She spoke valuable truths learned from the school of life. Every word was a gem and if you missed it, she was sure to repeat the lesson for you. God had her here for a purpose and she fulfilled that mission in each life that was privileged to meet her. Grandma Dot will be missed as she was a Blessing to countless persons in her corner of the world. To a life well lived and a rest well deserved.

May My Aunt Dorothy RIP…She was a beautiful person inside and out .Her and my mother Bessie Mae Aunt Mable and Aunt Delores made some good memories when I was young.I will always love them all.Sincerely Your Niece Beverly Thompson
