1930
Dolores
2021
Dolores Anne Guenther
August 11, 1930 — August 24, 2021
Dolores Anne (née Lee) Guenther, age 91 of Plymouth, Michigan passed away on August 24, 2021, peacefully surrounded by her family.
Dolores was born on August 11, 1930 in Detroit, Michigan to her parents, the late Russell and Gladys (née Seirre) Lee.
She is the beloved wife of the late Torb Guenther. The loving mother of six children (first husband Jim Wellman) – Robert (Nola) Wellman, Alice (Don) Jordan, the late Arthur “Hooker” Wellman, Dan (Jennifer) Wellman, Amy (Glenn) Goodsmith and Jack (Pam) Wellman; proud grandmother of 10 grandchildren Jimmy (Rebecca), David (Arlette), Charlie, Sean (Amanda), Jeremy, Brendan, Annie, Richard, Bill and Kris and great-grandmother of four great-grandchildren, Max, Hazel, Isabella and Josue.
Dolores’ family says her high school yearbook photo captioned her as, “An atom bomb in human form”. She was known to her classmates as a very lively, and high spirted student and naturally fun to be around. She sparkled among her friendships and was full of life. She loved a good time and could easily make everyone enjoy themselves.
Her first job in Plymouth was at the Cloverdale restaurant and dairy on Forest Street. There she made lifelong friends with the Dudley’s. Dolores owned two antique shops in Plymouth, and was a well-known antique dealer in the Detroit area. Dolores and Torb were the owners of C. D. Sparling, a manufacture of handicap equipment in Plymouth.
She enjoyed taking the family on many vacations, including Mexico, Florida and Toronto. Once a year Dolores and Torb would host their annual Fourth of July party, this was a great time for old High School buddies and local friends. She also enjoyed her volunteer time as a Docent at the Plymouth Historical Museum, and was a generous supporter of the Michigan Philharmonic and the Plymouth Community Band. She was a member of the St. John’s Episcopal Church in Plymouth.
Dolores is deeply loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Abiding by her wishes there will be no formal funeral service.
In lieu of flowers please send donations to the Plymouth Community Band, https://www.plymouthcommunityband.org/
Dolores was born on August 11, 1930 in Detroit, Michigan to her parents, the late Russell and Gladys (née Seirre) Lee.
She is the beloved wife of the late Torb Guenther. The loving mother of six children (first husband Jim Wellman) – Robert (Nola) Wellman, Alice (Don) Jordan, the late Arthur “Hooker” Wellman, Dan (Jennifer) Wellman, Amy (Glenn) Goodsmith and Jack (Pam) Wellman; proud grandmother of 10 grandchildren Jimmy (Rebecca), David (Arlette), Charlie, Sean (Amanda), Jeremy, Brendan, Annie, Richard, Bill and Kris and great-grandmother of four great-grandchildren, Max, Hazel, Isabella and Josue.
Dolores’ family says her high school yearbook photo captioned her as, “An atom bomb in human form”. She was known to her classmates as a very lively, and high spirted student and naturally fun to be around. She sparkled among her friendships and was full of life. She loved a good time and could easily make everyone enjoy themselves.
Her first job in Plymouth was at the Cloverdale restaurant and dairy on Forest Street. There she made lifelong friends with the Dudley’s. Dolores owned two antique shops in Plymouth, and was a well-known antique dealer in the Detroit area. Dolores and Torb were the owners of C. D. Sparling, a manufacture of handicap equipment in Plymouth.
She enjoyed taking the family on many vacations, including Mexico, Florida and Toronto. Once a year Dolores and Torb would host their annual Fourth of July party, this was a great time for old High School buddies and local friends. She also enjoyed her volunteer time as a Docent at the Plymouth Historical Museum, and was a generous supporter of the Michigan Philharmonic and the Plymouth Community Band. She was a member of the St. John’s Episcopal Church in Plymouth.
Dolores is deeply loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Abiding by her wishes there will be no formal funeral service.
In lieu of flowers please send donations to the Plymouth Community Band, https://www.plymouthcommunityband.org/
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