Dawn Eleanor (Brenner) DuBois , Age 42, of Manitou Beach, MI passed away on Feb. 1st, 2019 in a tragic car accident at the intersection of Glen Hill and Rome Rd. in Lenawee County, MI.
Dawn was born in Adrian, MI to Howard and Lorna (Dartt) Brenner.
She graduated from Addison High School in 1994, and received a diploma from Specs Howard School of Media Arts, which led to her directing the news on WLNS-TV, Ch. 6 in Lansing, MI. Dawn had also enjoyed time as a professional dog trainer for the Invisible Fence company, and as a funeral home receptionist, helping families to plan funerals.
Dawn was loved and will be remembered by many for her sharp and macabre sense of humor, her adoration of food and history, and her interests in cemetery photography/restoration and the paranormal. She was an inspiration and help to others with her openness about struggling with chronic depression and anxiety, an always inviting hostess to traveling friends during the years the family spent in Gettysburg, PA., and she loved to surround herself with antiques and visit sites of historical interest, documenting them for all of her friends to share.
She is survived by her husband of 13 years, Rex D. DuBois Jr. , son Wolfgang H. DuBois (13), step-son Rex D. DuBois III (22), her step-father and mother, Allen and Lorna (Dartt) Schuch, brother David Brenner, niece (Ruby Brenner) and nephew (Vaughan Brenner).
There will be a memorial pot-luck luncheon held at the Bootjack Tavern in Manitou Beach on February 19th, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Donations for Dawn's memorial may be made online at the Dawn DuBois Memorial and Services GoFundMe page, or at the Bootjack Tavern.
Dawn was born in Adrian, MI to Howard and Lorna (Dartt) Brenner.
She graduated from Addison High School in 1994, and received a diploma from Specs Howard School of Media Arts, which led to her directing the news on WLNS-TV, Ch. 6 in Lansing, MI. Dawn had also enjoyed time as a professional dog trainer for the Invisible Fence company, and as a funeral home receptionist, helping families to plan funerals.
Dawn was loved and will be remembered by many for her sharp and macabre sense of humor, her adoration of food and history, and her interests in cemetery photography/restoration and the paranormal. She was an inspiration and help to others with her openness about struggling with chronic depression and anxiety, an always inviting hostess to traveling friends during the years the family spent in Gettysburg, PA., and she loved to surround herself with antiques and visit sites of historical interest, documenting them for all of her friends to share.
She is survived by her husband of 13 years, Rex D. DuBois Jr. , son Wolfgang H. DuBois (13), step-son Rex D. DuBois III (22), her step-father and mother, Allen and Lorna (Dartt) Schuch, brother David Brenner, niece (Ruby Brenner) and nephew (Vaughan Brenner).
There will be a memorial pot-luck luncheon held at the Bootjack Tavern in Manitou Beach on February 19th, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Donations for Dawn's memorial may be made online at the Dawn DuBois Memorial and Services GoFundMe page, or at the Bootjack Tavern.
Dawn Eleanor (Brenner) DuBois , Age 42, of Manitou Beach, MI passed away on Feb. 1st, 2019 in a tragic car accident at the intersection of Glen Hill and Rome Rd. in Lenawee County, MI.
Dawn was born in Adrian, MI to Howard and Lorna (Dartt) Brenner.
She graduated from Addison High School in 1994, and received a diploma from Specs Howard School of Media Arts, which led to her directing the news on WLNS-TV, Ch. 6 in Lansing, MI. Dawn had also enjoyed time as a professional dog trainer for the Invisible Fence company, and as a funeral home receptionist, helping families to plan funerals.
Dawn was loved and will be remembered by many for her sharp and macabre sense of humor, her adoration of food and history, and her interests in cemetery photography/restoration and the paranormal. She was an inspiration and help to others with her openness about struggling with chronic depression and anxiety, an always inviting hostess to traveling friends during the years the family spent in Gettysburg, PA., and she loved to surround herself with antiques and visit sites of historical interest, documenting them for all of her friends to share.
She is survived by her husband of 13 years, Rex D. DuBois Jr. , son Wolfgang H. DuBois (13), step-son Rex D. DuBois III (22), her step-father and mother, Allen and Lorna (Dartt) Schuch, brother David Brenner, niece (Ruby Brenner) and nephew (Vaughan Brenner).
There will be a memorial pot-luck luncheon held at the Bootjack Tavern in Manitou Beach on February 19th, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Donations for Dawn's memorial may be made online at the Dawn DuBois Memorial and Services GoFundMe page, or at the Bootjack Tavern.
Dawn was born in Adrian, MI to Howard and Lorna (Dartt) Brenner.
She graduated from Addison High School in 1994, and received a diploma from Specs Howard School of Media Arts, which led to her directing the news on WLNS-TV, Ch. 6 in Lansing, MI. Dawn had also enjoyed time as a professional dog trainer for the Invisible Fence company, and as a funeral home receptionist, helping families to plan funerals.
Dawn was loved and will be remembered by many for her sharp and macabre sense of humor, her adoration of food and history, and her interests in cemetery photography/restoration and the paranormal. She was an inspiration and help to others with her openness about struggling with chronic depression and anxiety, an always inviting hostess to traveling friends during the years the family spent in Gettysburg, PA., and she loved to surround herself with antiques and visit sites of historical interest, documenting them for all of her friends to share.
She is survived by her husband of 13 years, Rex D. DuBois Jr. , son Wolfgang H. DuBois (13), step-son Rex D. DuBois III (22), her step-father and mother, Allen and Lorna (Dartt) Schuch, brother David Brenner, niece (Ruby Brenner) and nephew (Vaughan Brenner).
There will be a memorial pot-luck luncheon held at the Bootjack Tavern in Manitou Beach on February 19th, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Donations for Dawn's memorial may be made online at the Dawn DuBois Memorial and Services GoFundMe page, or at the Bootjack Tavern.
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