Dolores Alvera Kingsley, age 84, passed away in her daughter\u2019s home in the arms of her loving family on Thursday, October 5, 2023.<\/p>\n
Born in Kenosha, WI on January 24, 1939, she was the daughter of the late Tony and Mary (Ruffolo) DeLuca.\u00a0 She was a graduate of Bradford High School.<\/p>\n
Dolores started her career in the 1950\u2019s at Morrisons Children\u2019s Clothing Store in the heart of downtown Kenosha, WI.\u00a0 Customer service was her specialty.\u00a0 Everyone she dressed left the store in style.<\/p>\n
She is survived by her cherished children, Brenda (Jim) Lois, Krissy (Lex) Molinaro, Michael (Paula) Kingsley, Daniel (Jenny) Kingsley, Matthew (Debbie) Kingsley and Megan (Chris) Kaeppler; her adored grandchildren, Alex (Alyssa) Lois, Braxton Molinaro, Dexter (Shannon) Molinaro, Taylor, Lyndsey, Brandon, Alex and Andrew Kinglsey, Maddie and Quinn Kaeppler; her adored great grandchildren, Harrison and Saoirse Lois; her loved sisters, Darlene (Jim) Markowski and Rebecca (Mark) Anderson; her adored niece, Lisa (Rob) Baker; her loved nephews, Trevor and Brendan Anderson; her loving great nieces, Sara Eklund and Rosie and loving great nephew, Eric Paz. her lifelong best friend, Mary Ann Coates-Zeyen and her four-legged loving companion, Livie.<\/p>\n
In addition to her parents, Dolores was preceded in death by her granddaughter, Carly Lois; her former husbands, Bruce Orlin and Owen Kingsley and her friend, Jim Morrison.<\/p>\n
Dolores was a wonderful mother who was cherished and adored by her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, family and friends.\u00a0 Her gift was loving people.\u00a0 She made everyone feel special, we all lost our biggest fan.<\/p>\n
A heartfelt thanks to Hospice Alliance for their loving care and guidance.<\/p>\n
Memorial services will be held privately at a later date.<\/p>\n