Dorothy Carole Powell, born on March 11, 1947, and called home on April 18, 2025, was a beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend whose vibrant spirit touched the lives of all who knew her. Known for her strength, resilience, and fierce love for her family, Dorothy lived a life that was a testament to unwavering dedication and joy.
Dorothy cherished her role as a mother and grandmother, and her son, Wesley (Tara) Powell, along with her beloved grandchildren, Benjamin and Charlotte, were the center of her world. Her love for them was profound and unconditional, illuminating their lives with laughter, warmth, and countless cherished memories.
In addition to her immediate family, Dorothy shared a close bond with her sister, Delores (Jim) Ford, and greatly valued the camaraderie of her wide circle of family and friends. Her presence was a source of strength and comfort, and her laugh had a way of brightening even the darkest days.
Beyond her family, Dorothy enjoyed reading and had a penchant for crime TV shows, where she could immerse herself in stories that ignited her imagination. These quiet moments were a reflection of her multifaceted personality—a balance of nurturing and intrigue.
Dorothy's legacy is deeply rooted in the love she fostered for her family, her unyielding will, and her ability to bring people together. She is preceded in death by her husband, Walter C. Powell, and her devoted parents, Doyle and Virginia Ferguson. Though they have passed on, they remain forever a part of her story—a love that was strong and true.
As we remember Dorothy Carole Powell, let us celebrate the life she lived and the relationships she nurtured. Her spirit will continue to inspire those she leaves behind, and her love will echo in the hearts of her family and friends for years to come.
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