My beloved big sister passed away today. Just 8 days after our brother Eugene. I am in a state of shock at the moment. I cannot believe she is gone. I love you Sis and please know how much I love you and you will never be forgotten. November 20, 2014
Dorothy Smith Allgood (January 13, 1934 - November 20, 2014)
Our beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend passed away at home from Acute Respiratory Disease on November 20, 2014, surrounded by her loving family.
She was born on January 13, 1934 in Draper, Utah to Arthur Eugene and Lucile Tolman Smith. She grew up in Draper where she attended Draper Park Elementary,Draper Park Jr. High and graduated from Jordan High School class of 1952. She was active in the 4-H Program and won a trip to Chicago to the 4-H Convention. She was a member of the LDS Church.
Married Lawrence Cecil Allgood on February 20, 1953. Larry preceded her in death in March 2002. Dorothy and Larry had a beautiful family. She loved her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren so very much. She loved the time spent with each of them. She loved going out to dinner with her family, she loved her Jazz, her American Idols, her favorite shows on T.V. and of course the good looking guys. She loved to visit and talk with family and friends. Dorothy had just attended her brother Eugene's funeral on Monday and got to visit with a lot of friends and family. Thanks go out to her children for giving us this opportunity to share time with her.
Survived by daughters; Karen and Laurie Allgood, Cheryl (Perry) Cederlof & Julie Inmon; 3 granddaughters, Carmen and Rachel Cederlof, Nicole (Andrew) Rudkin; great granddaughters, Talia and Hunter Rudkin. Adopted daughters; Debbie Hicks & Marlene Pearson. Brother; Nolan Smith & Sister; Esther Kinder. Also preceded in death by son; Gary Duane, babies: Katherine Jane and baby boy Allgood, parents & brothers; Eugene and Douglas Smith.
She will be loved and missed by all who knew her. As per her wishes there will be no public viewing or funeral. Family graveside will be held at Utah Veterans Memorial Park.
Published in the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News on November 23, 2014
Family graveside services were held on Tuesday November 25, 2014. A beautiful wreath was made by her granddaughter and a dozen long stem yellow roses from her sister. The roses representing the love she had for each and every one of her daughters, granddaughters, sister and brother. Memories were shared by many and prayer was given by Ron Broomhead.
REST IN SWEET ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR SISTER. YOU WILL BE LOVED AND MISSED BY SO MANY. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN SWEETIE.
A BIG THANK YOU TO HANS FOR SPONSORING MY SISTER DOROTHY'S MEMORIAL.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL LEAVING FLOWERS FOR MY BELOVED SISTER. IT MEANS SO MUCH TO US.
FOR DOROTHY
Your Mom will always be with you-
When you feel a soft gentle breeze-
As it makes the quaking aspens-
Shiver in the trees-
When you feel a rain drop from heaven-
Or a snowflake touching your cheek-
It is just a tear drop from heaven-
Her way of saying Hi.
Look up and you may see her-
In the twinkle of the stars at night-
Or when you see a butterfly-
Spread its wings in flight-
You will be reminded of her-
When you smell her favorite flower-
In the flower garden-
On a warm summer's night-
Remember her dear loved ones-
She will always be with you-
You will always love her-
As she will always love you.
My sister has gone to heaven-
With a twinkle in her eye-
She was so ready to go-
To be with her Mommy up high-
Rest in peace my dear sister-
In the heavens in the sky-
I will always love you
And will have a teardrop in my eye.
Esther Smith Kinder
11-23-2014
Dorothy Smith Allgood (January 13, 1934 - November 20, 2014)
Our beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend passed away at home from Acute Respiratory Disease on November 20, 2014, surrounded by her loving family.
She was born on January 13, 1934 in Draper, Utah to Arthur Eugene and Lucile Tolman Smith. She grew up in Draper where she attended Draper Park Elementary,Draper Park Jr. High and graduated from Jordan High School class of 1952. She was active in the 4-H Program and won a trip to Chicago to the 4-H Convention. She was a member of the LDS Church.
Married Lawrence Cecil Allgood on February 20, 1953. Larry preceded her in death in March 2002. Dorothy and Larry had a beautiful family. She loved her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren so very much. She loved the time spent with each of them. She loved going out to dinner with her family, she loved her Jazz, her American Idols, her favorite shows on T.V. and of course the good looking guys. She loved to visit and talk with family and friends. Dorothy had just attended her brother Eugene's funeral on Monday and got to visit with a lot of friends and family. Thanks go out to her children for giving us this opportunity to share time with her.
Survived by daughters; Karen and Laurie Allgood, Cheryl (Perry) Cederlof & Julie Inmon; 3 granddaughters, Carmen and Rachel Cederlof, Nicole (Andrew) Rudkin; great granddaughters, Talia and Hunter Rudkin. Adopted daughters; Debbie Hicks & Marlene Pearson. Brother; Nolan Smith & Sister; Esther Kinder. Also preceded in death by son; Gary Duane, babies: Katherine Jane and baby boy Allgood, parents & brothers; Eugene and Douglas Smith.
She will be loved and missed by all who knew her. As per her wishes there will be no public viewing or funeral. Family graveside will be held at Utah Veterans Memorial Park.
Published in the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News on November 23, 2014
Family graveside services were held on Tuesday November 25, 2014. A beautiful wreath was made by her granddaughter and a dozen long stem yellow roses from her sister. The roses representing the love she had for each and every one of her daughters, granddaughters, sister and brother. Memories were shared by many and prayer was given by Ron Broomhead.
REST IN SWEET ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR SISTER. YOU WILL BE LOVED AND MISSED BY SO MANY. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN SWEETIE.
A BIG THANK YOU TO HANS FOR SPONSORING MY SISTER DOROTHY'S MEMORIAL.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL LEAVING FLOWERS FOR MY BELOVED SISTER. IT MEANS SO MUCH TO US.
FOR DOROTHY
Your Mom will always be with you-
When you feel a soft gentle breeze-
As it makes the quaking aspens-
Shiver in the trees-
When you feel a rain drop from heaven-
Or a snowflake touching your cheek-
It is just a tear drop from heaven-
Her way of saying Hi.
Look up and you may see her-
In the twinkle of the stars at night-
Or when you see a butterfly-
Spread its wings in flight-
You will be reminded of her-
When you smell her favorite flower-
In the flower garden-
On a warm summer's night-
Remember her dear loved ones-
She will always be with you-
You will always love her-
As she will always love you.
My sister has gone to heaven-
With a twinkle in her eye-
She was so ready to go-
To be with her Mommy up high-
Rest in peace my dear sister-
In the heavens in the sky-
I will always love you
And will have a teardrop in my eye.
Esther Smith Kinder
11-23-2014
My beloved big sister passed away today. Just 8 days after our brother Eugene. I am in a state of shock at the moment. I cannot believe she is gone. I love you Sis and please know how much I love you and you will never be forgotten. November 20, 2014
Dorothy Smith Allgood (January 13, 1934 - November 20, 2014)
Our beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend passed away at home from Acute Respiratory Disease on November 20, 2014, surrounded by her loving family.
She was born on January 13, 1934 in Draper, Utah to Arthur Eugene and Lucile Tolman Smith. She grew up in Draper where she attended Draper Park Elementary,Draper Park Jr. High and graduated from Jordan High School class of 1952. She was active in the 4-H Program and won a trip to Chicago to the 4-H Convention. She was a member of the LDS Church.
Married Lawrence Cecil Allgood on February 20, 1953. Larry preceded her in death in March 2002. Dorothy and Larry had a beautiful family. She loved her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren so very much. She loved the time spent with each of them. She loved going out to dinner with her family, she loved her Jazz, her American Idols, her favorite shows on T.V. and of course the good looking guys. She loved to visit and talk with family and friends. Dorothy had just attended her brother Eugene's funeral on Monday and got to visit with a lot of friends and family. Thanks go out to her children for giving us this opportunity to share time with her.
Survived by daughters; Karen and Laurie Allgood, Cheryl (Perry) Cederlof & Julie Inmon; 3 granddaughters, Carmen and Rachel Cederlof, Nicole (Andrew) Rudkin; great granddaughters, Talia and Hunter Rudkin. Adopted daughters; Debbie Hicks & Marlene Pearson. Brother; Nolan Smith & Sister; Esther Kinder. Also preceded in death by son; Gary Duane, babies: Katherine Jane and baby boy Allgood, parents & brothers; Eugene and Douglas Smith.
She will be loved and missed by all who knew her. As per her wishes there will be no public viewing or funeral. Family graveside will be held at Utah Veterans Memorial Park.
Published in the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News on November 23, 2014
Family graveside services were held on Tuesday November 25, 2014. A beautiful wreath was made by her granddaughter and a dozen long stem yellow roses from her sister. The roses representing the love she had for each and every one of her daughters, granddaughters, sister and brother. Memories were shared by many and prayer was given by Ron Broomhead.
REST IN SWEET ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR SISTER. YOU WILL BE LOVED AND MISSED BY SO MANY. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN SWEETIE.
A BIG THANK YOU TO HANS FOR SPONSORING MY SISTER DOROTHY'S MEMORIAL.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL LEAVING FLOWERS FOR MY BELOVED SISTER. IT MEANS SO MUCH TO US.
FOR DOROTHY
Your Mom will always be with you-
When you feel a soft gentle breeze-
As it makes the quaking aspens-
Shiver in the trees-
When you feel a rain drop from heaven-
Or a snowflake touching your cheek-
It is just a tear drop from heaven-
Her way of saying Hi.
Look up and you may see her-
In the twinkle of the stars at night-
Or when you see a butterfly-
Spread its wings in flight-
You will be reminded of her-
When you smell her favorite flower-
In the flower garden-
On a warm summer's night-
Remember her dear loved ones-
She will always be with you-
You will always love her-
As she will always love you.
My sister has gone to heaven-
With a twinkle in her eye-
She was so ready to go-
To be with her Mommy up high-
Rest in peace my dear sister-
In the heavens in the sky-
I will always love you
And will have a teardrop in my eye.
Esther Smith Kinder
11-23-2014
Dorothy Smith Allgood (January 13, 1934 - November 20, 2014)
Our beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend passed away at home from Acute Respiratory Disease on November 20, 2014, surrounded by her loving family.
She was born on January 13, 1934 in Draper, Utah to Arthur Eugene and Lucile Tolman Smith. She grew up in Draper where she attended Draper Park Elementary,Draper Park Jr. High and graduated from Jordan High School class of 1952. She was active in the 4-H Program and won a trip to Chicago to the 4-H Convention. She was a member of the LDS Church.
Married Lawrence Cecil Allgood on February 20, 1953. Larry preceded her in death in March 2002. Dorothy and Larry had a beautiful family. She loved her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren so very much. She loved the time spent with each of them. She loved going out to dinner with her family, she loved her Jazz, her American Idols, her favorite shows on T.V. and of course the good looking guys. She loved to visit and talk with family and friends. Dorothy had just attended her brother Eugene's funeral on Monday and got to visit with a lot of friends and family. Thanks go out to her children for giving us this opportunity to share time with her.
Survived by daughters; Karen and Laurie Allgood, Cheryl (Perry) Cederlof & Julie Inmon; 3 granddaughters, Carmen and Rachel Cederlof, Nicole (Andrew) Rudkin; great granddaughters, Talia and Hunter Rudkin. Adopted daughters; Debbie Hicks & Marlene Pearson. Brother; Nolan Smith & Sister; Esther Kinder. Also preceded in death by son; Gary Duane, babies: Katherine Jane and baby boy Allgood, parents & brothers; Eugene and Douglas Smith.
She will be loved and missed by all who knew her. As per her wishes there will be no public viewing or funeral. Family graveside will be held at Utah Veterans Memorial Park.
Published in the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News on November 23, 2014
Family graveside services were held on Tuesday November 25, 2014. A beautiful wreath was made by her granddaughter and a dozen long stem yellow roses from her sister. The roses representing the love she had for each and every one of her daughters, granddaughters, sister and brother. Memories were shared by many and prayer was given by Ron Broomhead.
REST IN SWEET ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR SISTER. YOU WILL BE LOVED AND MISSED BY SO MANY. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN SWEETIE.
A BIG THANK YOU TO HANS FOR SPONSORING MY SISTER DOROTHY'S MEMORIAL.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL LEAVING FLOWERS FOR MY BELOVED SISTER. IT MEANS SO MUCH TO US.
FOR DOROTHY
Your Mom will always be with you-
When you feel a soft gentle breeze-
As it makes the quaking aspens-
Shiver in the trees-
When you feel a rain drop from heaven-
Or a snowflake touching your cheek-
It is just a tear drop from heaven-
Her way of saying Hi.
Look up and you may see her-
In the twinkle of the stars at night-
Or when you see a butterfly-
Spread its wings in flight-
You will be reminded of her-
When you smell her favorite flower-
In the flower garden-
On a warm summer's night-
Remember her dear loved ones-
She will always be with you-
You will always love her-
As she will always love you.
My sister has gone to heaven-
With a twinkle in her eye-
She was so ready to go-
To be with her Mommy up high-
Rest in peace my dear sister-
In the heavens in the sky-
I will always love you
And will have a teardrop in my eye.
Esther Smith Kinder
11-23-2014
