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Obituary of Dolores Marie Rice
July 21, 1933 – January 4, 2020
Dolores Marie Rice, 86, of Ubly, passed away Saturday, January 4, 2020, after a long illness. She was born July 21, 1933, in Detroit, Michigan to John M. and Lillian (Boyd) Lewis. Dolores and Edward Douglas Rice were married on February 27, 1950, in Highland Park, Michigan. He preceded her in death in 2011.
Dolores was a Sunday School Teacher, Choir member, and Financial Secretary for many years at Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church in Southgate. For many years she bowled on the Friday night mixed league Mulberry Lanes Kings and Queens. She enjoyed crossword puzzles, scrabble, reading, crochet, picture puzzles, and the past several years — her card group at the Ubly Senior Citizens center.
But her greatest joy was her family. Dolores is survived by daughters Doris Washelewski of Riverview and Catherine (Richard) Stacer of Ubly. Grandchildren Doris Hosfelt, Brian Hosfelt, Sarah Dunn, Douglas Washelewski, Shelley (Ted) Bills, Theresa (Paul) Messing, Joseph (Mandy) Stacer, and Michael (Melissa) Stacer.
Great-Grandchildren Jasmine and Justin VanAllen, Brian M. Kocsis, Tristian, and Kyleigh Washelewski, Mason and Nash Bills, Zachary (Megan Dunsmore), Gabriel, and Colton Messing, Abigail, Ariana, and Alexander Stacer, Aiden and Quentin Stacer.
Sisters Verna Rehahn and Dianna Lewis, and brothers Gerald, Fred, and John Lewis.
Dolores was preceded in death by her daughter Patricia Tabereaux, brothers Richard, James, Roy, and Ronald Lewis, sisters infant Catherine and Lillian Korsog.
Per her wishes, cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Memorials can be made to Brian’s House.
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