Dorothy Foster Caldwell

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DOROTHY F.CALDWELL LEICESTER - Dorothy Foster Caldwell, 70, of Leicester, left this life on Friday, October 15, 2010, and now rejoices in heaven with her brand new body. A native of Madison County, she was a daughter of the late Claude and Zola Crowe Foster. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Carroll Caldwell, who died in 1993, and a brother, John Foster who died in 2001. She will be deeply missed and remembered by her daughter, Telma Allison and husband Dave of Leicester; sons, Boyd McCaskill of Alexander, Floyd McCaskill and wife Karen and Lloyd McCaskill, all of Baltimore, MD; a step-son, David Caldwell of Leicester; sisters, Bonnie Buckner and husband Ray of Asheville, Patricia Heatherly and husband Gerald of GA; twelve grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 12:00 noon Monday in the Patton Avenue chapel of Groce Funeral Home with the Reverend Marc Penley officiating. Her family will greet friends from 11:00 a.m.to 12:00 p.m. Monday prior to the service and at other times will be at the home of Telma Allison. Memorials may be made to J. F. Keever Hospice Solace Center, PO Box 25338, Asheville, NC 28813.

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  1. I pray that I never forget your smile or the sound of your voice. You have loved me unconditionally for almost 35 years, never leaving or doubting me, always there to pick me up and dust me off and tell me everything would be alright. I’m lost without you but knowing your not suffering or in pain makes it worth the pain and lonlines I feel right now. I know your in heaven with a new body, I can picture it now you and daddy dancing and laughing. I love you Momma more than you will ever know.

  2. your mama was such a sweet woman. i remember when i first moved to asheville and dot made me feel so welcome. she always would talk my ear off lol. she will surely be a beautiful angel in heaven. love and prayers.

  3. Remembering the first time I met Dorothy brings a smile to me. She embraced me with all the warmth and humor she was known for. We became fast friends and always had something to talk about. I love her and will miss her.

  4. Dearest Telma and Boyd, Our hearts are with you today. Lori called and told me yesterday. I had outpatient surgery and was dopey and not really able to talk to you.Have called today but phone is busy. I know what it is like.Everyone that cares for you and Dot wants to say hello and give their love. I know that Dot and Shannon have been talking up a storm since yesterday and that is a blessing for me too. We love you very much. Will keep calling. Nola and John

  5. Telma, I wish there were words that I could say to ease the pain of your loss right now. I know Dot is happy and in heaven right now watching over you. She was such a sweet person and I will always remember the old days when we were growing up. I love you and I am here for you always.

  6. My thoughts & prayers are with you at this time. It is so hard to give up our mom’s just trust God he will see you through this. I Love you.

  7. May God bless this family during this time of need; You are in our Hearts, Thoughts and Prayers.

    ‘The Eberhardt Family’

  8. The Family,
    Dot is walking the streets of GOLD with her JESUS.She is not suffering any more.God bless all Lloyd,Floyd,Boyd,and Telma
    Mary Rose

  9. May God comfort you during this difficult time by embracing your family with His loving & caring arms. My thoughts & prayers are with you.

  10. Telma & Family,
    I’m sorry for the loss of your mom.
    She was such a sweet lady to be around and always made you feel welcome. Heaven’s rose garden is brighter today because of your
    mom being there.
    With Love & Prayers
    Donna Willis

  11. Boyd, I am very sorry to hear about your loss. May God comfort you in this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

  12. I love all of you, Telma, Boyd, Floyd, David and I know the pain you are feeling and wish so deeply that I could carry this burden for each of you! Your mom was like my own and I will miss her so much, Dottie Joe was a great woman who touched many lives and will go on touching others through our memories! One thing is certain and that is that her family meant more to her than any possesion, keep her memory strong by always loving each other and knowing she is dancing with the angles! I am always here for you guys and I love you all!!!

  13. I’m sorry for your loss. Dot will be greatly missed. When i left sunday i told her i loved her and she said i love you to.I know Dot loved all her childen.If i can do anything for any of you let me know.
    love wilma

  14. I’m so sorry to hear about Dot. I had her as a patient for a long time and I loved her dearly! She was a precious woman that always had a smile and could make me laugh!!! It’s such a comfort to know that she has a new body with no pain. She will definitely be missed!!


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