FEAGAN: Dorothy
Posted By On October 27, 2020 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 20 Comments
“Dorothy Grace” (McCabe) Feagan
August 22, 1934 to the afternoon of October 27, 2020 where she finally got her dying wish and is now keeping an eye on us from above as she is enjoying her Coors Lite, Pringles and CKNX with her family and friends that she has so dearly missed.
Leaving behind on the front porch overlooking their farm, her flowers and enjoying Mother Nature are her husband Gerald, daughter Paula and grandson Brendan. She leaves many memories for her siblings Audrey, Judy and Paul, their families and for the families of her siblings that she is now with, Virginia, June and Bob. Good times that were spent together will be remembered by her Feagan family and her special friends. “Aunt Dot” will be remembered by many for her baking, her garden tours (including the frog pond that many fell into) and her ‘wide open door’ when you came to visit. “Don’t take your shoes off!”
Cannot thank the people enough who took her for so many of her much loved ‘gravel runs’ and helped keep her on the farm as long as possible….Brendan and his wife, Laura and her sister, Audrey.
Cremation to take place with a yellow rose, as a symbol of the many years she took great pride in her fellowship with her Beta Sigma Phi Sisters.
Donations to Knox Presbyterian Church or Goderich Horticultural Society would be appreciated to remember Dorothy’s support of her church and her love of flowers.
Condolences for the family of “FEAGAN: Dorothy”
Sending our condolences for the loss of an inspiring, kind and caring neighbour.
It must be very difficult to have to say goodbye to such a fun loving lady. I have many fond memories of our conversations at Beta Sigma Phi Sorority events. We exchanged some perennial flowers which added to my friendship garden. I hope you find comfort and contentment as you reminiscence all your good times. Rest In Peace dear Dorothy.
My deepest sympathies to Dorothy’s Family and Siblings. have such fond memories of our wonderful family gatherings on the farm.
Regards
Evelyn (McCabe) Reis and Family
Many hugs to the family on the loss of Aunt Dorothy. She will truly be missed.
Condolences to all. Dorothy delivered RR mail years ago and Mom Joan Crawford worked at the post office. They worked in the same space. Years later Paula and I Becky worked at Maitland manor. Funny how our lives touched each other’s. I’m so sorry for your loss. May Dorothy rest in peace
Sending sincere condolences to Uncle Gerald, Paula and family at this difficult time of loss. I have fond childhood memories of being treated with kindness by Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Gerald. I loved going to the beautiful farm, going on beach buggy rides, checking out the frog pond, visiting with the cats and dogs, playing “let’s pretend” in the playhouse and being surrounded by beautiful flowers. Aunt Dorothy made the most amazing dried flower arrangements. May she rest in peace.
Paula and family
We wish to offer you our sincere condolences in the passing of your Mom.
Remember Happy times you have shared to get you through this.
Kevin and Connie
Paula and Family. Some years ago your Mom and I joined the Beta Sigma Phi, played bridge and discussed plants and
Flowers. I recall the fun we had . I am so sorry for your loss. Cherish the memories. Eleanor Erskine
We are so saddened with your loss! Our memory is of Dorothy at our mailbox always smiling and taking the time to have a little chat before she headed down Mill Rd to the next box. She had a wonderful infectious spirit that made her very special to all of us.
Jo-Anne & Keith Homan
Our thoughts are with the Feagan & McCabe families at this time of Dorothy’s death. Cherish the special memories that you have of her.
Don & Joan McCabe
Collingwood, Ontario
So many great memories over the years. Time spent during summer with Dot and Ger as a young lad,a city boy livin the farm life.
Then through the later years with my own family.Lots of good times with Dot and Ger and Paula.
Rest In Peace,Aunt Dot
What a wonderful tribute to a great lady. Thinking of you all.
Dear Paula and family – with special thoughts of sympathy and sadness- Sincerely Cecelia
As a child I always found the gardens, pond and potting shed to be a magical place. They seemed to me to be straight out of a storybook. I loved that my own children got to enjoy the pleasure of trick or treating at Dorothy and Gerald’s like Mike and I did as kids. The treat haul was worth the drive over, but the visit and seat by the fire to take in their smiles and laughs was why I wanted to go. I’ve missed those evenings since moving away and they will always be vivid and loving memories.
Paula & Family,
Our sincere sympathy to you and your family on the passing of Dorothy.
We have many memories of her as she was one of our neighbours, and our mail lady for many years on RR 5.
May your memories provide comfort in the times ahead.
Paula and family….. we are sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved mom. Please know we are saddened by the news. I hope that our Lord brings you and your family the much-needed peace during this sad time. Our condolences to you and your family.
I have fond memories in the mornings at the post office sorting mail joking back and forth with each other and being there for each other for the many years. She was always like a ray of sunshine brighten up your day
My deepest sympathy, to Judy, and all the families. Dorothy will be sadly missed ..May she RIP..l
My condolences to Dorothy’s family. I only ever remember Dorothy with a smile and a cheerful greeting! I hope you continue to enjoy a Coors Light on her porch now and then and talk about the good memories.
Hugs, Judy
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To all of Dorothy’s family we extend our sincere sympathy at this sad time……Cherish your memories