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Dolly Mary Singleton went from labor to reward on October 16,2020 after battling Lewy Body Dementia.
Dolly was the middle child, born in 1938 in Woodlawn, Texas toGoldie and Zebedee Taylor.
Dolly lived her life to the fullest. She loved her friends and familyand was very generous with her time and patience for those shecared about. She "poured into" everyone who knew her. If youknew or were associated with Dolly in any way you felt thekindness of her spirit, her generosity, and her love of people.
Dolly has a vast work history. Briefly, she taught history inMarianna, Arkansas. She was a Social Worker in Chicago, Illinoisand moved to Lansing with her family in 1971 where she worked at Ingham County Probate Court as a Social Worker and a Juvenile Court Referee until she retired.
Dolly was involved with numerous organizations over her life. She loved singing with the Friendship Baptist Church Choir where she was a member. She is a past Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star and a Life member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Delta Tau Omega Chapter. This is just a brief list of organizations she served.
Dolly is survived by: her loving and devoted husband and high school sweetheart of 62 years, Harold Singleton Sr.; sons, Rodney and Harold Jr. (Zipporah); and daughter, Desiree (Broderick) Singleton-Bayless. Dolly has six grandchildren and three great grands.
A celebration of Dolly's wonderful life will be held at a later date. Please hold on to your stories of your fun experiences with Dolly to share with her family at the time.
The Family is being served by Riley Funeral Home. Friends may visit the guest book at the www.rileyfuneralhome.com.
The family would like to extend special thank you to those who cared for Dolly during her battle: Linda Love, Amanda Patterson, Michelle Lewis, and Elara Caring Home Health Care.
In Lieu of flowers, please donate generously to the Boys and Girls Club of Lansing by using the link (bit.ly/dollysingleton).
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