Sunday, October 30, 2022
To the DiBartolomeo Family,
What a charm, always funny and complimentary. Dottie was very friendly and a powerhouse for a small statured lady. I always enjoyed seeing her at Christ Our Light. My wife and I would see her and her late husband Art regularly at Mass. Art was a card as well, always funny and walking around the whole Church with great speed. My wife and I grieved with her when Art had transitioned. Dottie always told us that my wife and I remind her of Art and herself. They were always together. Most importantly, her devotion to Christ. Witnesses of the faith are the cornerstone of evangelization. I know her heart always desired to be with her Husband. We remember 3 o'clock as the hour when Jesus died out of Love. As Dottie loved others and others Loved her, she and Love remains. Heaven is available to all of us and my wife and I rejoice in the thought that our Church family will all reunite at the proper time. What a beautiful woman who enjoyed a good laugh. Read, John Donne's 400 year old poem, "No Man is an Island" that says it all. With great sadness, Gary ( parishioner )
