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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Dorcas Stieff, 91 years old, born on December 23, 1923, and passed away on July 18, 2015. We will remember her forever.
Auntie there are no words to express the depth of gratitude and appreciation I have for you. You continue to be an inspiration to me, and countless others who were fortunate enough to be graced by your warm smile. I carry many fond memories and the wisdom you shared with me. Love you forever!
Mom, words can not express how much you are truly missed. God saw fit to call you home one year ago today. You are ever present in our thoughts and in our heart.
Momma it's been one year today you went home to be with the Lord. I think about you every day. I miss you so much Momma. I love you so much. Take your rest my love until I see you again. I know you are with Jesus.
One year ago today, you received that welcome home call from Jesus. While we hated to see you go, we know that you are in a better place. The wonderful thing about your transition is you joined that great cloud of witnesses cheering us on. Grandma I know I will see you again.
We extend our heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the Morris/Stieff family at this time as we honor and celebrate the life of the beautiful and loving family matriarch. What a beautiful life she lived and the love she shared.
We know there is sadness but there is also joy because that is what she brought. She lived a long and blessed life and now she rests in her father's house.
May the memories she left behind sustain you and give you peace.
Nana, you have been my rock and my support since Day 1 of my life. The pain that I feel is one that I can't describe. You had eight children, but I always felt like I was number 9. You trusted me and I appreciated that. I will never forget what you have taught me. You are resting now, and I'm at peace because you are at peace. You were the best patient that I have ever taken care of. God received the most beautiful angel ever on July 18, 2015. I will love you until forever ends, my love & I will see you when I get there.
May the memories of your mothers' loving heart, courageous spirit, and beautiful soul comfort you at this time. I will sorely miss her,and as you, I will take comfort in knowing that this is not the end but the door to her eternity beginning. Peace be unto you M.S. St Dorcas S. from M.S. St. Dorcas W.
As we all know so well, Auntie was one of a kind! She was my GREAT AUNT, who took care of many. I hold many fond memories of her and thank God for our relationship. There was never a doubt in my mind that she loved me. Rest on Auntie....I Love You !!!
Mom words can not express the joy that I have in my heart to be your daughter and son. It has been an honor and privilege to have helped take care of you until the end. You use to always ask me how I was doing and I would say if you are well I am well, if you are fine I am fine. Now you are at peace and I am at peace with you. Glenn and I have enjoyed you living with us - it was and became your home as well. I will never forget what you have brought to our lives and I am who I am because of you.
Mother - take your rest - you are deserving of it.
My brother Andy and I were especially blessed to have cousin Dorcas in our lives. With her busy life she found time to make her way to Beaver Falls to take care of our mother, Aunt Martha. She did things for her that sons found it difficult to do and we are eternally grateful. We will miss her but we know death is not the end. 2Corinthians 5:1 "For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building not made with hands, eternal in the heavens".
Momma I enjoyed the 2 years we lived together. We got to know each other better. I will always remember our talks, and the love you showed me and my son Donald. I miss you already. I lo e you so much momma. Take your rest with Jesus. I will see you when I get there. I will always love you momma.
Aunt Dorcas You treated me like I was the youngest sister. I learned so much from you and mom. How could I ever forget you. So much love for you and my family. Rest Peacefully knowing how much you are loved and by so many
I can remember being young and I was always at aunt Dorcas house.i would cry when I had to leave..she treated me just like her son.i remember when some boy ran me home and uncle and aunt Dorcas seen me running I was rolling got to the door it was locked my first tussle I don't know if I won or lost but that was the beginning of how to be a man.When my mother passed she hug me and said I'm your mommy now I'll miss her so much..love you auntie