Birth date: Jul 19, 1929 Death date: Apr 10, 2020
DOLORES ‘D’ GOSS July 19, 1929 – April 10, 2020 It is with much sorrow that we announce the passing of Dolores ‘D’ Goss of San Bernardino, California. She had an active and fulfilling life. She was preceded in death by her father, Read Obituary
She was such a sweet soul, when my sister was dying she happened to have a stray she had picked up off the street and she needed a home, at that time I needed comfort so I adopted “sissy” I new it was meant to be as my sister “Dolores” was also a kind soul. You will be missed, but I’m sure your having a great time with all your furry friends, thank you for coming into my life! Love Debra
d was always the caregiver and it was very hard for her these last few months to be the one receiving the care. She was always doing little things to make the world a better place with her acts of kindness...there is another angel in heaven now.
I will miss her warm, caring and gentle presence. She called me "my shepherd." It always felt so honored to be her pastor and her friend. D always welcomed my boys with her beautiful smile when they worshipped with us at Emmanuel. They will miss her! Families and friends of University UMC in Redlands cherish their memories with D. We will miss her. We will remember her. D will always live in our hearts.
d always sat either behind us, Linda and I, or somewhere nearby, she had us come over to do some yard work for her once in awhile, haven't seen her the church split-up.
I will always think of "d" when I see a red Cardinal, or a purple iris, or recall memories of EUMC. She had the gift of hospitality and I enjoyed sharing a cup of coffee with her at her home and admiring all the cardinal knick knacks she had scattered through the house. She loved her garden and gave me a purple iris to plant that actually thrived at my home in Beaumont. I remember how much fun she had with her Scottish heritage and would light up talking about the Scottish games - she even got me to try some haggis - something my husband was afraid to do - and to enjoy Robert Burns poem. She was a constant visitor at the church office when I would be there doing Trustee work, or counting the offering. She always had a ready smile and wanted to lend a hand to the best of her ability. She was a treasure and sweet lady, I will miss her very much.
I will miss my friend Dee, she was a feisty little lady. She was full of faith in the Lord, I know he will welcome into heaven. I met her at relay for life, she was there with a broken arm, it didn’t stop her from attending. We also enjoyed several activities thru Scottish Society. Will miss you Dee God Bless
When I first became a member of EUMC, "d" invited me over to her "bolt hole" for a glass of wine, conversation and friendship. Her back yard was a beautiful, peaceful sanctuary and I knew I was always welcome. She was a loving person who was always happy to lend a helping hand and was so much fun to visit with, tell jokes and share stories. d will be greatly missed.
What a sweet lady who will surely be missed. Thank you for always helping our grandma Dorothy. Thank you for your candied pecans.Thank you for your prayers for our suffering friends. Thank you for just being "d".
