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Deloris Ward Osborne, age 89, passed away June 29, 2023. She was born January 2, 1934,
in Coatesville Pennsylvania to Harry and Dora Deschner Ward.
Deloris was a great cook and over the years had several jobs as a cook, where she fed hundreds each day.
She also worked as a telephone operator, Nurses aide and at Texas Instruments.
Deloris loved playing Slotomania on FB, going to casinos, bible verses, collecting angel figurines, things with butterflies,
ceramic roosters and South Padre Island.
Deloris is survived by her husband, Bob Osborne. She is also survived by her children, Charlene Baldwin (Jim), Charles
Garress (Lisa), Tammy Renteria (Danny) and Beth Kendrick (Bruce).
Deloris is also survived by her 13 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and 4 great great granddaughters.
Deloris was preceded in death by her son Timmy Garress and daughter, Belinda Osborne. Also, her father, Harry Ward,
mother Dora Kirby, her daddy Ed Kirby, sisters Dorothy Ward and Betty Lowry as well as many other family members and friends.
The last 8 month of mom's life was difficult as she fell in November of 2022 and was diagnosed with Dementia.
We would like to thank the nurses, aides and staff at Senior Care Health & Rehabilitation Center. Although mom was only there
13 days they were always good to her. They were also there for dad and myself, especially the last day.
Thank you to Chris and the staff at Falls Funeral home & Cremation Center. You helped make this a little easier for us and were very accommodating.
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"Loving God, healer and comforter"
We pray for those who suffer from anxiety, ambiguity and confusion of Alzheimer's disease, and other forms of dementia. Look with mercy upon their
distress, confusion or isolation. Shelter them where dignity and peace abound.
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