Dolores Lou Ann
Roscoe
Dolores Lou Ann Roscoe
(nee Miller) Born June 20, 1931 to Parks and Laura (nee Wrede) Miller in Milwaukee, and moved to Sheboygan as a young girl. Dolores graduated from North High School in 1950. She married Robert J. Roscoe on March 22, 1952 and was the mother of 7 children. In 1976 the family moved to St. Francis where she worked at the Milwaukee Airport in the gift shop, the deli counter at Sentry Foods, Quality Candy and Greg’s True Value Hardware Store in Saint Francis.
She is survived by her son Terry Roscoe of Milwaukee, WI. Daughter’s Laura (James) Jordan of Cudahy, WI., Lucinda (Mark) Brown of Howards Grove, WI., Patricia (Randy) Marquardt of St. Francis, WI., Christine Roscoe of St. Francis, WI., and Roberta (Jeff) Smith of Caledonia, WI. Also survived by 14 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Preceded in death by her husband Robert J. Roscoe, son David Roscoe, brother and sister in law Jack & Ruth Miller of Sheboygan, WI.
Private services will be held due to the Covid-19 virus. Burial will take place on Thursday, October 1, 2020 at Sunrise Memorial Gardens, Sheboygan, WI at 12pm (noon). In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Special Olympics or the Wisconsin Humane Society appreciated.
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My condolences to the entire Roscoe family. My thoughts are with you all during this time of loss and grief.
Mom, I know I will miss calling and talking to you. Michael will miss his AMA (or PAPA as he also called you).
I will miss coming to visit for the weekend and watching the Packers games together.
I’ll never forget the look on your face when we got off the plane in Florida and there was someone with a sign with our name on it. You thought there was something wrong at home…it was our chauffer waiting to take us to the Limo, and off to our hotel. It was a great vacation. that you deserved.
I love you and miss you already.
Dear cousins, I know my Mom has welcomed Aunt Dolores into heaven and they are both at peace. They are talking “old times” along with all the relatives that have gone before them.