Dora Jean Carey
Dora Jean Carey, age 68, of Shelby, went home to be with her Savior on Easter Sunday, March 31, 2013.
She was born February 28, 1945 in Shelby the daughter of the late Junior E. and Bonnie (Barnhart) Ginter. She was a 1963 graduate of Shelby High School and was a former employee of Midwest Industries in Willard and Shelby Business Forms. Dora was a member of Messiah House of Prayer Church in Shiloh. She enjoyed the Richland County Fair and competing in sewing and canning, where she had won may ribbons, flower gardening and spending time with her faithful sheltie friend, Lassie.
Dora is survived by her husband: Ron Carey, whom she wed on July 25, 1964; a daughter: Rebecca Carey of Shelby; a brother: Dale (Sandra) Ginter of Shelby; a sister: Diane (James) Wheeler of Shelby.
Memorial services will be Friday, June 7, 2013 at 6:00 PM at the Messiah House of Prayer on Pettit Street in Shiloh. Pastor Bill Howell will conduct the service. The family will greet guests after the service . To share a memory or a condolence please visit penwellturner.com
Ron;
So sorry to hear of your loss. Did not know when I called the other day. Dora was a wonderful lady and will be missed by all. You will all be in our prayers.
So sorry to here of her passing. I remember her as one of the nicest ladies, always smiling. She made you feel
at home, and was easy to talk with. Her journey has just begun, a beautiful angel was welcomed into heaven.
Barbara Whisler
Social Services Director
Recreational Activity Coordinator
Ron,
We can only imagine how much your heart must ache at the passing of Dora. She was a sweet lady, who touched many in her quiet way. Please know that we care and we will continue to hold you up in prayer. Looking forward to the day when there will be no more good byes.
Mark & Rhonda Wicker
To her family and friends how much I enjoyed working with and having her as a good friend. We had so much fun laughing at work and she could always cheer me up. She was such a great baker and cook we all enjoyed what tasty things she would bring to work. She will be missed by her family and also by her many friends. I will never forget Dora.