Dobson – Lesley Amelia
Passed away at MacPherson Smith Aged Care on March 14th 2022, Dearly loved wife to Bob ( Dec ) , Loving mother to Rodney & Linda , and Tony, Stepmother of Barry, Faye & Don ( Dec ) & Families. A service will be held at Central Park, Stawell ( Main St Side ) on Tuesday March 22nd at 11.00am followed by burial at the Streatham Cemetery at 3.30pm. Livestreaming of the service will be available via our website.
You were a beautiful Lady, we will all miss you.
It was always an adventure visiting Aunty Kate, Uncle Bob, Rodney and Tony. See we lived in the city, so heading out to the Western regions of Victoria was a massive trip for our family of six in an un-airconditioned car. But you knew that you would be warmly greeted by all, with big smiles, hugs and Aunty Kate’s amazing biscuits/baking. She hugs and voice resembled her personality. – they were gentle, endearing and forever memorable. I loved spending time walking through her hose which was always immaculate! Hearing her laughter and just watching her – especially at cards, she was the unassuming shark!
It with deepest sorrow to hear of Aunty Kate’s passing. My children and I send our condolences to Rod, Tony and their families. Much love to all.
Jodie, Morgan, Sean and Molly
I never meet you but I heard a lot from your son Tony, you were beautiful. My sympathies.
I love mom’s
A very caring and thoughtful lady, it was a pleasure to know you
Rest in peace mom,
It was great that I could see you and have some moments with the beautiful person like you.
You are always in my memory.
I know that your mom went through a lot and fought so hard. I am so saddened to hear of her passing. My deepest condolences to you and your family during this time. Your mother was an amazing woman, and she will truly be missed.
During the ups and downs of life, I hope you take a bit of comfort knowing that your mom will always be with you.
Nice photo such a lovely lady, with a kind heart and a strong presence she never had a harsh word for anybody Lyn (Dobson) and Max Eames
You were such a sweetheart, and was so full of so much love for others. Remembering your wonderful and gentle soul will forever remain in our hearts.
I knew Lesley and her family from the Streatham days a beautiful and endearing lady always made you welcome I am one of the Browns of Streatham and have many memories of years gone by especially the Olneys and Lesley and Phyllis working in the cafe my mum Flo Brown and Lesley became great friends over the years I feel sad that the last connection with Streatham has gone sending my deepest sympathy to Rod Tony and family now resting peacefully .
Only loss in sight, your kind spirit and beautiful heart remains.
My deepest condolences to the Dobson’s
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