Dolores Bailey Obituary

To the Bailey Family: So sorry to hear of Dolores's passing...She was such a lovely lady with a vibrant spirit..I used to go to her house in Dalton when she did my mom's hair years ago where there would be great conversation, alot of laughs and delicious food, made by Dolores and/or Gramma Mary...please accept our prayers and condolences at this difficult time........Fondly, Nancy & Russell Davis and Emily Bednarczyk

Good ol´ Delores. Being an old Greenridge Park resident, I got to know the Baileys first through Wayne. Later, I had the pleasure of seeing Dolores through my work pal, Scotty. Scott picked up lunch most every day at the old Gertrude homestead and Dolores always packed us a breakfast sandwich. I grew up 3 houses down from the store. We shared a lot of the same friends. My dog was "Smokey"! The Baileys had "Puggy"! Dolores cut hair so she knew everyone. Her mom lived with them. Gramma was one tough lady. Walk into that house with dirty shoes and you could catch a broomstick across your backside. Dolores persevered having lost her beloved "Woody". She poured her love into her children and grandchildren. She wore her opinions on her sleeve so watch out! Dolores was not shy about her words. I commend Wayne for doing the heavy lifting through her final years. He is a wonderful son. Make no mistake, Scott stopped every morning and every night for years making sure she was ok. That commitment takes dedication, love, and deep respect. I´m sure the others played their part but I witnessed the time spent by Karen and Scott with her. The local grandkids often made stops and special occasions were always honored with her presence. It was an honor for me to know Delores. Everyone was "HON" and for me I could feel the love when she would see me. I will miss her but keep a warm place in my heart when I think of her. She was a special person. A GIVING PERSON! Dolores put others before herself. For that GOD has rewarded her and reunited her with those that shared a life with her. To the Bailey family and the good old Pivero´s let this time of reflection be happy and uplifting in the knowledge that Mom, Gramma, Ma, Aunt Delores, Sister and Daughter, Cousin and friend and Mrs Bailey is safe in GODS hands and but a thoughtful remembrance away. I am most fortunate to know many of you because I see a measure of Delores in each of you. Geno DiNicola

Jill & Mitch and all the family
She is now in the arms of the angels, and she will be always guiding you and protecting you all. Such a wonderful, beautiful soul..... RIP Dolores....your smile was always contagious....

My sincerest condolences to the Dolores Bailey Family. I will never forget growing up with Todd and hanging out with Todd at there house in Dalton by pool . I have very fond memories of the Bailey family. Dolores was a mother to us all. A very wonderful lady . Again so very sorry

Todd and Family, Your Mom was a beautiful woman inside and out... fond memories of her living in Dalton with you and having our mom´s hair done by her and the dear friendship they once shared...thinking of you all

Aunt Dolores was an amazing person, always made you feel welcomed, loved and made sure you had something to eat. She is back with Uncle Woody now

Thinking of you all at this time.

Dear Wayne, Scott, Todd, Jodie & Jill, we are
So sorry to hear about your Mom. Both she and Woody were always so nice to me. She cut my hair when I was in college and we always had great conversations. She was always asking me what I was up to and I was always asking about how Wayne, Scott and the rest of the family was doing. I miss those days but will always remember Delores and how nice she was to me. God Bless.

My thoughts and prayers to all Delores' loved ones. She will be remembered fondly by many and I hope those many will, in time, share memories that bring smiles to their faces. RIP Dolores.

My Friend Dolores was a wonderful. We had lots of laughs together. Dolores use to go my Parent's house to cut their hair, my Father would ask her to go around the corner package store to pick his wine. She never said no. My condolences to all the family.
Especially her Son Wayne that took care of her later in life. I felt bad reading Dolores obituary but I also made a smile thinking of the good times. RIP, my Friend

So sorry to hear of Delores' passing, she and her husband were friends with my aunt and uncle, Dick and Joan Mosher. I used to go to her house with my mom and have our haircut when I was younger. What a wonderful lady and hairdresser. Remember all the good times you had together to get through these very hard times.

I was so sorry to read this! Your beautiful Mother was a good friend to my Mother and a beacon of kindness in the neighborhood! I still think of her as I drive by the old house in Greenwich Park. My heart is sad for the family. Keeping you all in prayer.

Mrs. Bailey was the best. She had a great outlook on life and loved her family. She was fun to be around and made everyone feel welcomed. Wayne and family,your mother will be forever be remembered as a beautiful and loving person by everyone lucky enough to have known her.

Nonni´s memory will be cherished by my Grandchildren as not many get to know their Great-Grandmother! She was a person committed to her family
and will be sorely missed by all that got to know her.

Jill, I am so sorry for your loss my thought and prayers are with you.

Todd
I´m sorry to hear about your mom. I remember her when she visited her mom at Mt Greylock. She was so funny and always brought donuts from the bakery she was an amazing lady .
My condolences.
An old friend from the past ,
Andrea Lussier-Stasiowski

My condolences to the family. May the fond and loving memories be a comfort and always be with you.

I could write a book full of memories of Delores.
Her immaculate home, her mother Mary constantly tidying up the kitchen...the cooking!
Delores was a staple in my childhood.

I can still hear the great laughs she & my mom shared. Especially the time she frosted my mother´s red hair and it turned green. They roared!

Delores was a force, her exuberant personality and warmth were always a comfort. She left a mark.

I loved Delores and my heart goes out to all the Bailey kids, grandchildren & all who loved her.

No one who met Delores could ever forget her.

Love,
Darcy