Doris Lorraine (Dorie) Olston Solorio Age 89, of Riverside, California, passed away on April 7, 2020 after a courageous eleven years, surviving a stroke.
Doris was born in Lake Preston, South Dakota to Oscar and Ruth Olston. Doris graduated from Watertown High School and later moved to San Bernardino, California with her family. Doris became an X-Ray Technician at St. Bernardine's Hospital and in private practices. Doris always had a flair for beautiful clothing and loved to dance, meeting her future spouse, Ray Solorio, at dance competitions where they later competed in Latin dance together. Doris and Ray settled in Riverside to have their family. She worked at the Riverside County Health Department for over 20 years prior to retirement at age 72. She was a devoted, doting and caring mother and friend and greatly cherished by her children, family and friends. She enjoyed telling stories about her childhood and life experiences, offering smart one-line retorts, sewing beautiful creations on her sewing machine and spending time with her sister, family and friends.
Doris is survived by sons Anthony and Matthew; daughter Julie; grandson Tyler; sister Patricia (Earle); nieces Vicky and Tracy, many beloved family members by marriage including son Ray Jr. and devoted caregivers.
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Legacy website
Doris was born in Lake Preston, South Dakota to Oscar and Ruth Olston. Doris graduated from Watertown High School and later moved to San Bernardino, California with her family. Doris became an X-Ray Technician at St. Bernardine's Hospital and in private practices. Doris always had a flair for beautiful clothing and loved to dance, meeting her future spouse, Ray Solorio, at dance competitions where they later competed in Latin dance together. Doris and Ray settled in Riverside to have their family. She worked at the Riverside County Health Department for over 20 years prior to retirement at age 72. She was a devoted, doting and caring mother and friend and greatly cherished by her children, family and friends. She enjoyed telling stories about her childhood and life experiences, offering smart one-line retorts, sewing beautiful creations on her sewing machine and spending time with her sister, family and friends.
Doris is survived by sons Anthony and Matthew; daughter Julie; grandson Tyler; sister Patricia (Earle); nieces Vicky and Tracy, many beloved family members by marriage including son Ray Jr. and devoted caregivers.
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Legacy website
Doris Lorraine (Dorie) Olston Solorio Age 89, of Riverside, California, passed away on April 7, 2020 after a courageous eleven years, surviving a stroke.
Doris was born in Lake Preston, South Dakota to Oscar and Ruth Olston. Doris graduated from Watertown High School and later moved to San Bernardino, California with her family. Doris became an X-Ray Technician at St. Bernardine's Hospital and in private practices. Doris always had a flair for beautiful clothing and loved to dance, meeting her future spouse, Ray Solorio, at dance competitions where they later competed in Latin dance together. Doris and Ray settled in Riverside to have their family. She worked at the Riverside County Health Department for over 20 years prior to retirement at age 72. She was a devoted, doting and caring mother and friend and greatly cherished by her children, family and friends. She enjoyed telling stories about her childhood and life experiences, offering smart one-line retorts, sewing beautiful creations on her sewing machine and spending time with her sister, family and friends.
Doris is survived by sons Anthony and Matthew; daughter Julie; grandson Tyler; sister Patricia (Earle); nieces Vicky and Tracy, many beloved family members by marriage including son Ray Jr. and devoted caregivers.
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Legacy website
Doris was born in Lake Preston, South Dakota to Oscar and Ruth Olston. Doris graduated from Watertown High School and later moved to San Bernardino, California with her family. Doris became an X-Ray Technician at St. Bernardine's Hospital and in private practices. Doris always had a flair for beautiful clothing and loved to dance, meeting her future spouse, Ray Solorio, at dance competitions where they later competed in Latin dance together. Doris and Ray settled in Riverside to have their family. She worked at the Riverside County Health Department for over 20 years prior to retirement at age 72. She was a devoted, doting and caring mother and friend and greatly cherished by her children, family and friends. She enjoyed telling stories about her childhood and life experiences, offering smart one-line retorts, sewing beautiful creations on her sewing machine and spending time with her sister, family and friends.
Doris is survived by sons Anthony and Matthew; daughter Julie; grandson Tyler; sister Patricia (Earle); nieces Vicky and Tracy, many beloved family members by marriage including son Ray Jr. and devoted caregivers.
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Legacy website
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