Dolly was the youngest of 7 children born to Harold A Cole and Bertha Mitchell. She received her nickname from her brother who couldn't say Clara, he said she looked like a little dolly and the name became hers.
Dolly was born September 20,1925 in Udall, Kansas. she was married to a Mr. Teeters of whom one son was born. October 22, 1950 she married Ray Wilson. They had one son. I spent many summers at their home. Aunt Dolly was strict and fun. She expected to be obeyed and when the work was over, then she played.She was very talented. she loved people and like her father, she never met a stranger.She had a quick wit and a beautiful smile. Cancer claimed her life April 24, 1992,but her memory lives on in each life she touched.
Dolly was born September 20,1925 in Udall, Kansas. she was married to a Mr. Teeters of whom one son was born. October 22, 1950 she married Ray Wilson. They had one son. I spent many summers at their home. Aunt Dolly was strict and fun. She expected to be obeyed and when the work was over, then she played.She was very talented. she loved people and like her father, she never met a stranger.She had a quick wit and a beautiful smile. Cancer claimed her life April 24, 1992,but her memory lives on in each life she touched.
Dolly was the youngest of 7 children born to Harold A Cole and Bertha Mitchell. She received her nickname from her brother who couldn't say Clara, he said she looked like a little dolly and the name became hers.
Dolly was born September 20,1925 in Udall, Kansas. she was married to a Mr. Teeters of whom one son was born. October 22, 1950 she married Ray Wilson. They had one son. I spent many summers at their home. Aunt Dolly was strict and fun. She expected to be obeyed and when the work was over, then she played.She was very talented. she loved people and like her father, she never met a stranger.She had a quick wit and a beautiful smile. Cancer claimed her life April 24, 1992,but her memory lives on in each life she touched.
Dolly was born September 20,1925 in Udall, Kansas. she was married to a Mr. Teeters of whom one son was born. October 22, 1950 she married Ray Wilson. They had one son. I spent many summers at their home. Aunt Dolly was strict and fun. She expected to be obeyed and when the work was over, then she played.She was very talented. she loved people and like her father, she never met a stranger.She had a quick wit and a beautiful smile. Cancer claimed her life April 24, 1992,but her memory lives on in each life she touched.
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