Birth date: Apr 22, 1927 Death date: Jan 15, 2022
Ella Dorothy Booth was born April 22, 1927, to Allen and Emma (Mitchell) Mayes in Kenbro, Kansas. She passed away on January 15, 2022, at her home surrounded by her loving family. Dorothy married Dale Eugene Booth and worked for m Read Obituary
Keryl, Mike and Family. Was so sorry to hear about your Mom.. I always loved sitting on the back pew at Chalk Hill and visiting with her. I know she's had some difficult times since then as you all have. My heart goes out to your family in prayer. May the difficult days ahead be made a little easier by the love of your family. .
I don't remember too much about aunt Dorothy. But my mom talked about her. I'm sure they are sharing stories in heaven now. (Daughter of Jane Booth). You are in our thoughts and prayers 🙏
I remeber visiting in Texas (lakehouse) and how hospitable and sweet she was towards me. The family is in my prayers .
Darla Marshall (daughter of Jerry Booth- Dale's brother)
Dear Keryl, Dana, Janice, and Crystal, May God comfort you in the loss of your precious Mother. With love and prayers, Charles and Jill Greenwell
My memories of Aunt Dorothy are special. She was a wonderful cook and hostess at many Thanksgiving and Christmas family gatherings. I do enjoyed visiting the family at the lake as a young girl. She always showed her love to me which made me feel special. Love you Aunt Dorothy will see you again in heaven !
Gayla Wilson McGuire-Wheat
Dear Booth Family,
I don't think there are enough kind words to say about your mom. She was such a blessing to me growing up. I think there were times that I lived more in ya'lls home than I did my home. My favorite memories are sitting down to supper with ya'll. Mrs. Booth was a great cook. Staying up late and watching scary movies!! Playing ping pong forever in the summer! We would ride bikes a lot also. Then we would just hang out and do nothing!! I can still see Mrs. Booth picking us up after school. Mrs. Booth was always so kind....she always was so hospitable.
I am so grateful for the Booth Family. I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs. Booth truly was a Proverbs 31 woman. She and Mr. Booth will always be so dear to my heart. May God Bless each of you and comfort each of you in the days ahead. I love each of you.
Nancy Sewell Essary
