Birth date: Apr 2, 1919 Death date: Feb 5, 2019
Dorothy Suratt Clinehens, age 99, of Fayetteville passed away Tuesday February 5, 2019. She was born April 2, 1919 in Fort Smith, Arkansas to Hugh and Ethel Suratt Gunter. She is a member of First United Presbyterian Church in Fay Read Obituary
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time. Though our paths never crossed, it is evident she was a loving and loved individual. Thanks for sharing the pictorial video!!!!!
Bernard & Phyllis Clinehens
(The Ohio Connection)
Dearest DL, Edderd and all the wonderful, loving family that came from the warm, happy marriage of your parents,
You know that I considered them my other Mother and Daddy and I cherish all the memories that our families created together. I know this is a hard time for you all but your Mother and Dad crammed so much joy into your lives and the lives of others that it's almost as if they doubled their time here on this earth. I loved them so much. I remember stopping by the drug store and always hoping that your Dad would be there. No matter how busy he was, he always came out from behind the high counter to give us all a wonderful hug!
I was so glad that I got to visit with your Mother the last time I was in Fayetteville (for my Mom's funeral. Did you know her birthday was February 5th? I'll bet your Mom got to heaven just in time to celebrate with her and all the others who've gone before).
Your Mother seemed just like always, warm, smiling ear to ear, as soft and pink as an English rose. How many cats and kittens do you think were residents in the house on Shady and Louise? I wish I had a nickle for every night I spent at that house. The atmosphere was so relaxed and happy I sometimes wished I could find a way to stay.
Sanibel Bends! I saw the photo in the album of your Mom, bending down to look at some treasure that had washed up. So many memories came flooding back.
With all my love, sympathy for your loss and prayers,
Margaret Holland Luce
Dorothy and our mother Charlotte long time friends all the way back to college, have kept up with each other all these years. They have each kept up with each other's children too. Getting to know them has also been special. Dorothy and Charlotte were special friends. Dorothy will be highly missed. Love to the family on the loss of a great friend.
I was fortunate to meet Dorothy and Charles while working at the ENT office in Fayetteville. They were always the cutest and sweetest couple and had great stories of their life together. Then my husband was also blessed to know them when his Dad shared a room with Charles at the Veterans Home. Dorothy remained a wonderful and devoted wife during that chapter in their lives. Thinking about them and their love for each other just brings a smile to my face. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family as you celebrate Dorothy’s life. Blessings. Dawn and Terry Booth
The memories our families share are so precious to me. Dorothy always had the sweetest laugh and forever had a smile on her face. I can’t think of Sanibel with thinking of your Mom and Dad and the vacations we took together. Precious memories for sure. Love to you Dorothy Lynn and Charles.
Nancy and Mike Laney
