Death date: Jun 5, 2010
Esther Dobecka, age 87 of Pasadena, Texas, passed away peacefully on June 5, 2010. She is preceded in death by her parents, Carlos & Nettie Mae (Daniels) Jones; Tress & Carl Fischer; Howard Evans; husband, Henry J. Dobecka; brothe Read Obituary
Mom It’s been well over a year. I’m miss you more than ever, our talks, your ‘words of wisdom’ and your sweet kind words that made everything better. I can’t believe some people can be so hurtful,mean, & deceitful, esp. when you’ve done nothing but love them with all your heart. I guess You and Dad raised us in a very special environment and that’s how I thought love was or should be. Hope ya’ll are having the time of your lives! We miss you! Love You Always MORE!
One year ago, we lost the most amazing person you’d ever hope to meet. I love you grandma. Thanks again for everything you did for me and always making me feel special. You are the best grandmother any kid could ask for. I think of you always.
Love, Brian
It’s been over a month and it seems like yesterday. I miss you more and more everyday. You left a huge void in my life that I don’t think can ever be filled. I pray that you and dad are happy and having the time of your lives. I love you and miss you terribly~
Love, Jeannie
Sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. Our prayers will be you from the Dobecka Family in the Dallas area. May God bless your family during this time.
I am so sorry for the loss of your Mother. My prayers are with your family during this very difficult time. May you find peace and comfort in knowing she is with God. I love you Linda!! God bless you all. Renee
I have great memories of Henry and Esther. The best neighbors anyone could ever have and I will never forget them or their daughters. It is sad that we move away and go on with ours lives, but I will never forget the part of my life that was so good because I had Henry and Esther in it.
Sorry to read of the loss of your mother.May knowing that others really do care about your great lost, give you a measure of comfort. May the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our pain and sorrow. help you to go from one day to next. God will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away. Rev:21 verse 3-4
Jeannie, Linda and Liz my prayers for you during this great loss of your Mom is for the Lord to hold you close to Him, to comfort and love you with His everlasting love. He knows your loss, your pain and sorrow and He loves you so much! I just loved Henry, Esther and you the “girls” so much! You were the greatest next door neighbors anyone could ever have and my memories are of so much kindness, so much fun and so much love! Your family was such an example of a loving family to me – your Mom and Dad had such a special relationship with each other, with each of you and with others – they always had time for me and made me feel apart and welcomed. I remember when each of you were born and even as a very busy Mom, she was never too busy to talk, share and spend time with me (and your Dad too!) -they were a great gift from the Lord to me! She was such a hard worker but never too busy to stop and talk and visit – she had time for everyone! There is just no way I could possibly express to you in words what your family meant to me growing up next door! What special parents you each had and I know that you know that! Even as so many years have gone by, as our lives have gone in so many different directions – I want to keep in touch.
Always remember God’s grace is sufficient and He is there for each of you always and is our only hope. Praying for you….Prov. 3:5-6
Liz and Family….may you find peace in your heart just knowing that your Mom/Grandmother has a new healthy body today, and that her spirit is happy once more. I know you will miss her everyday presence in your life, and only time heals that wound. May God bless each of you who took such good care of her each and every day. She left this place knowing that she was loved.
Revelations 21:4 says “He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.” She is in a good place now, and God is good.
Big hug to all of you! Sharon Harris
