Birth date: May 19, 1923 Death date: May 20, 2020
Swenson, Dorothy A., 97, of St. Petersburg, went to heaven on May 20, 2020. She was born in Buffalo, New York and earned a High School Diploma. As a teenager, she moved with her family to St. Petersburg, FL. In 1944, she met and m Read Obituary
Oh, dear Dorothy! How I miss you. The picture of you and Glenn is so beautiful. I imagine you and he just a dancing together in Heaven. What a lovely life you had and you gave so much to so many. I will always treasure our chats and our visits. Glenn Alan misses you so and I take comfort in knowing that I will see you and Glen again one day. Prayers for your children as they grieve. Blessings for comfort and peace. Love you, dear lady! Melissa Sparks
Dorothy was a mother figure and role model to me for life. I am grateful to her and will always remember her words of support at the exact time that I needed them. Rest in quiet peace.
Dorbie
What a beautiful lady. That’s a lovely picture and she clearly lived a rich, full life. My prayers and condolences for Nita and Glenn.
I have many memories of Aunt Dorothy, but all of them involve her quick wit and sweet smile. I will forever be able to hear her and my dad chattering on about political antics. I’ll always cherish our trips to the condo and her spoiling us with good meals. One memory in particular was when my husband got stung by a stingray. Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Glenn were so surprised by that since that had never happened to anyone else in decades. I’ll also remember her visits to the farm where she loved a good adventure. She was an amazing woman with the heart of an angel. We were lucky to have her in our lives.
A lovely picture of a wonderful couple....the very best Aunt and Uncle one could have. I am so happy they are finally reunited in heaven. I have so many precious memories of them and cousins Nita and Glenn, Jr. on their many summer visits to our Missouri farm when we were kids. Also, so many beautiful memories and sunsets shared with them at their lovely condo on St. Pete Beach. Sunsets will never be the same without them. Aunt Dorothy was so special to me and my family, and will be greatly missed. Rest In Peace sweet aunt! ✝️️
