Name: Davison-Fulton-Woolsey-Wilton Funeral Home
Address: Peoria, IL

Dear Marcella & Bob - We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your dear sister and cousin of my late mother, Freida Cox Taylor.  Dot was a lovely person.  It was obvious in her annual holiday notes how very much she loved her family.  She will be missed.  God bless and take care of you.

I just look at this page several times a day to see your smiling face.  Dorothy

I had the privilege of knowing Dot for 32 years.  Our girls got us together that long ago and will always be grateful.  We shared many basket ball games, trips, walking every day, church etc.  I wasn't family but am going to miss her as much as they all will.  There isn't enough time left in my life to make a friend like her, who knew all my family, as I did hers. 
Will meet you on the other side Dot.
Dorothy

I love you Grandma and will miss you every day!

We have fond memories of Dot from our days of working at Yeomans, especially Keith who worked closely with her in the lighting dept.  We have often wondered how she was doing when we remembered our many friends there.  We are sorry to hear of her passing, she was a real sweet person.  Our condolences go out to her family and friends.

I know Dottie from walking at mall and also through her very dear friend, Liz Baum.  She was very sweet and always looked nice and hair always perfect.  We enjoyed visiting about Wyoming people.  My condolences to the family. Colette, Peoria, IL.

Ralph, my condolences to you and your family...your mom was one of the nicest people I knew while I was a kid growing up in Peoria...take care.
Rick White

I had the pleasure to work with Dot at KBL Design Center. She was indeed a sweet person.

Marcella and Bob - So sorry to learn of Dorothy's passing.  She was a sweet person who we are glad to have met and enjoyed at the Cox reunions.
Nancy Cox Erisman & Barb DeJaynes


Dot was always like part of our family and was there for me when I lost my parents.My condolences to your family. Pamela Raehn Perkins.

Ididn't know her very well. I knew her as a sweet lady who would come in Red Carpet to get gas. We would always talk a few minutes. She always had this smile and would stand a few minutes and we'd talk. So sorry for your loss. A VERY SWEET LADY.    


Barb From Red Carpet

Lin, Ralph and families - you know that Aunt Dot meant the world to us and as you also know we can still freshly share your pain.  Take comfort in the knowledge that she is truly at peace now with Ralph, Phil and many others whom we all loved,  She will be missed, but never out of our thoughts and prayers.  God Bless you all - Love, Sue and Nikole

Dot was a big fan of Bradley basketball.  I believe I met her on a bus trip to St. Louis MO for the Missouri Valley Basketball Tournament many years ago.  I always looked forward to seeing her at the games and in St. Louis cheering for the Braves!  She was a very sweet lady and I will miss her very much.  My condolences to her family and friends.  Carol, Morton IL.

Dear Simantel Family,
I am so sorry to hear about grandma's passing, she was such an sweet, elegant lady.  Please know you all are in my thoughts and prayers.

with deepest sympathies,

Reed

Dot and Ralph were really fine people, both are missed, my condolences to the family and friends, Truly, Bud Howe, Lake St Louis, Mo, formerly from Peoria (Carver Lumber, Pioneer Park)

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

OBITUARY

Mrs. Dorothy Ann "Dot" Bailey

April 13, 1924 – July 23, 2010

Davison-Fulton-Woolsey-Wilton Funeral Home

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