Dolly was a beloved family friend. She would do anything for anyone.
Obituary - Dorothy G. Martel known to all as Dolly, of Greenville,N.Y. passed away on Tuesday September 23,2008
in Tn.
Beloved wife, mother grandmother, daughter, sister and friend. Dolly is survived by her loving and devoted
husband, John T. Martel, a retired New Jersey Transit Conductor, known to all as Jack; her five children:
Carlton Vogt of Warwick, Donna Downing of Ridgewood, N.J.,
John Martel Jr. of Matamoras, Pa., James Martel of Palm Bay, Fla. and Dawn Signiski of Ringgold, Ga.; her 21 grandchildren; one great grandchild; her twin sister,
Jeanne Rathjen of Mesa, Ariz. and her youngest sister,
Shirley Dawson of Wayne, N.J. She was predeceased by her parents, Alfred DiCrosta and Madeline DiCrosta of Lodi, N.J.
Dolly spent her life helping people. She was a RN retired
from Saint Clare's Hospital, Sussex, N.J. who took care of
everyone she knew. She volunteered at many local community
organizations and had many friends at the Greenville Senior Leisure Club
Obituary - Dorothy G. Martel known to all as Dolly, of Greenville,N.Y. passed away on Tuesday September 23,2008
in Tn.
Beloved wife, mother grandmother, daughter, sister and friend. Dolly is survived by her loving and devoted
husband, John T. Martel, a retired New Jersey Transit Conductor, known to all as Jack; her five children:
Carlton Vogt of Warwick, Donna Downing of Ridgewood, N.J.,
John Martel Jr. of Matamoras, Pa., James Martel of Palm Bay, Fla. and Dawn Signiski of Ringgold, Ga.; her 21 grandchildren; one great grandchild; her twin sister,
Jeanne Rathjen of Mesa, Ariz. and her youngest sister,
Shirley Dawson of Wayne, N.J. She was predeceased by her parents, Alfred DiCrosta and Madeline DiCrosta of Lodi, N.J.
Dolly spent her life helping people. She was a RN retired
from Saint Clare's Hospital, Sussex, N.J. who took care of
everyone she knew. She volunteered at many local community
organizations and had many friends at the Greenville Senior Leisure Club
Dolly was a beloved family friend. She would do anything for anyone.
Obituary - Dorothy G. Martel known to all as Dolly, of Greenville,N.Y. passed away on Tuesday September 23,2008
in Tn.
Beloved wife, mother grandmother, daughter, sister and friend. Dolly is survived by her loving and devoted
husband, John T. Martel, a retired New Jersey Transit Conductor, known to all as Jack; her five children:
Carlton Vogt of Warwick, Donna Downing of Ridgewood, N.J.,
John Martel Jr. of Matamoras, Pa., James Martel of Palm Bay, Fla. and Dawn Signiski of Ringgold, Ga.; her 21 grandchildren; one great grandchild; her twin sister,
Jeanne Rathjen of Mesa, Ariz. and her youngest sister,
Shirley Dawson of Wayne, N.J. She was predeceased by her parents, Alfred DiCrosta and Madeline DiCrosta of Lodi, N.J.
Dolly spent her life helping people. She was a RN retired
from Saint Clare's Hospital, Sussex, N.J. who took care of
everyone she knew. She volunteered at many local community
organizations and had many friends at the Greenville Senior Leisure Club
Obituary - Dorothy G. Martel known to all as Dolly, of Greenville,N.Y. passed away on Tuesday September 23,2008
in Tn.
Beloved wife, mother grandmother, daughter, sister and friend. Dolly is survived by her loving and devoted
husband, John T. Martel, a retired New Jersey Transit Conductor, known to all as Jack; her five children:
Carlton Vogt of Warwick, Donna Downing of Ridgewood, N.J.,
John Martel Jr. of Matamoras, Pa., James Martel of Palm Bay, Fla. and Dawn Signiski of Ringgold, Ga.; her 21 grandchildren; one great grandchild; her twin sister,
Jeanne Rathjen of Mesa, Ariz. and her youngest sister,
Shirley Dawson of Wayne, N.J. She was predeceased by her parents, Alfred DiCrosta and Madeline DiCrosta of Lodi, N.J.
Dolly spent her life helping people. She was a RN retired
from Saint Clare's Hospital, Sussex, N.J. who took care of
everyone she knew. She volunteered at many local community
organizations and had many friends at the Greenville Senior Leisure Club
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