Memories of Alona Dorsey

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Alona Dorsey

Astoria, NY

May 23, 1949 - April 7, 2020

May 23, 1949 - Apr 7, 2020

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Kym MCCOY-MELVIN

Sorry for your loss. She has earned her wings. May God give your heart peace.

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Jamel Gates

My heart goes out to y’all. A true role model who was always there for her children. I was just there over the summer laughing it up with her. I’ll cherish those memories forever. Rest in God’s loving embrace.

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Shanika Kelly

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Shanika Kelly

My condolences from me, my mom and the girls. We love all of you. And your in our Prayers and hearts always💙💙😇😇!!!!!!

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Sharon Dorsey-Smith

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Cynthia Lockett

This woman was a major part of my life growing up.. my 2nd mom.. I love u Alona and you will be missed. Until we meet again to jump double Dutch. SIP my lovely

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Sharon Dorsey-Smith

Mommy loved the Locketts VERY much....she continued to ask about all of you after we all left 147th❤....thx... Read more Mommy loved the Locketts VERY much....she continued to ask about all of you after we all left 147th❤....thx for your kind words... Read more Mommy loved the Locketts VERY much....she continued... Read more

Nicole Dorsey

My mom was my everything. She cooked, cleaned, and took all six kids bike riding every nice day. Mommy jumped her some double dutch. Mommy I'm going to miss my morning wake up calls and lunchtime calls. I can hear your voice now, nickalas you have to break for lunch. Mom you faithfully called at night to make sure doors were locked, beau was walked and we were all in safe

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Sharon Dorsey-Smith

Baby Sis...you have always been Mommy's "baby girl ".....and always will be.... nothing will EVER take that... Read more Baby Sis...you have always been Mommy's "baby girl ".....and always will be.... nothing will EVER take that away from you... ... Read more Baby Sis...you have always been Mommy's "baby girl... Read more

Tatiana Walker

My nana was my world. She affectionately called me lamb chop. She was one of the only people to still leave voicemails. Today, I’m grateful for those voicemails because now I can hear her voice whenever I get sad. I smile thinking back to her contagious laugh and her killer dance moves. I can hear her saying, “ooey” now as she held her hip after shaking it loose a little too much. I could do no wrong in her eyes. I love her. I miss her. I can’t believe she’s gone. I am officially grandma-less.

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