Dolores LaRocco Meale

Date of Death: 
Thursday, August 27, 2020

nee LaRocco. Beloved wife of William. Loving mother of Karen (Ralph) Kubek, Susan (Glen) Phelan and Linda (Donald) Paxson. Dear grandmother of Nicole (Jason) Belgin, William (Meghan) Kubek, Jennifer (Daniel) Secedi, Jessica (Gary) Foster, Andrew Paxson and Gina (John) Turton. Proud greatgrandmother of Deanna Belgin, Courtney Kubek, Stephanie Kubek, Elizabeth Belgin, Sofia Belgin, Nolan Secedi, Laurel Secedi, Ellie Foster and Baby Turton. Caring daughter of the late Vincent and Anna (nee Nardiello) LaRocco

Funeral Service: 
St. Mary's Catholic Church in Buffalo Grove
Monday, August 31, 2020 - 10:00am
All services will be held privately
Interment: 
St. Mary Cemetery in Buffalo Grove - private burial

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Sharon O'Connell
My deepest condolences to the whole family. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I always enjoyed my talks with Dee. I will miss her.

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Robert Meale
Brother, I know your heart is heavy in sadness at the loss of Dolores and nothing immediately can bring you comfort at this time; but time will heal your heart and memories of your life together will give you consolation. I remember, Bagel Fridays together at Einstein’s, our conversations with family and friends joining us when available, times that strangers joined us at the big table and times there were more people than could be accommodated, but we made room for all willing to join us. You have so many memories of times together and family are at your side going forward in life, just keep Dolores in your heart for love is healing.

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