Dorothy L. Carver
September 13, 1914 ~ February 25, 2008
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Dorothy L. Carver, 93, passed away Feb. 25, 2008. Survived by her children, Patrick Carver of North Idaho and Michael (Cherry) Carver of Parker, Colo.; grandchildren, Shannon, Justin, Natalie, Cooper and Mango. Preceded in death by her husband, Gene Carver on Jan. 11, 1998; and brother, Robert Brown. Dorothy was born to George and Blanche Brown on Sept. 13, 1914, in Denver. She and Gene were married July 14, 1935, in Golden, Colorado. Dorothy was an accomplished artist. She delighted friends and relatives with her personalized custom greeting cards. She also loved to bowl and was the recipient of a special bowling award, the hall of fame arm patch. She was a member of Adah Chapter No. 34, Order of Eastern Star. There will be no viewing or service. Private burial in Elizabeth, Colorado. Those who desire may make memorials to a charity of your choice. Online condolences, MontgomerySteward.com
Pat and Mike — I’m sure sorry about your mom. I’ll never forget how kind your folks were to me as a kid in the old neighborhood. You should be proud of the dedication you showed and sacrifices you made these last years. Hope all is well with you and your families. Take care and hope we run into each other again one of these days. Larry
dear pat’
just found out about your mom. i know it is hard but try to keep your chin up. you will be in my prayers.
Pat and Mike –
I just wanted to say what a privilege it was to know your Mother, even though it was for a short time. May the memories you have be of comfort during this time. I will keep you and your families in my thoughts and prayers.
Pat and Mike all my prayers and thoughts go with you and your families. Your mother left a lasting and wonderful legacy filled with kind and loving memories.
Gene and Dorothy if you look in the dictionary would be the gentle couple.Certainly their love story and the respect they had for each other and everyone else gave me a life lesson.As a young mom they took me into their sat nite bridge games. I looked forward to those nights.She loved her grandkids and enjoyed their growing up in such a tough time(compared to their childhoods).My sons and I talk about them in such a great memory way. Dorothy always was an invisible support,never in the front but always there to guide. She is the definition of lady to me. I took her to cripple creek about 6 years ago and she was winning nickels everywhere-she laughed and then shared all of her nickels with those sitting close to her, she was embarrased that not everyone was winning–so dorothy! Please love her memories to keep her life alive! thanks-kay
Such a lovely lady!� She lived a loving life, welcoming all into her home.� She raised two amazing sons of whom she was so proud.� Somewhere Gene is smiling with her by his side, and there is a brighter star in the heavens tonight, heralding the long life of this good woman.� My thoughts are with you in this time of loss.� May we all celebrate Dorothy’s life as she lived hers–with love.