Doris Jean Adams Dargan, walked on to be with her creator on Sunday, August 2, 2020. She didn’t want anyone to grieve for her, she hoped to be remembered with a laugh and a smile.
But more importantly, Doris will be remembered by her friends and family as a hard worker, dog lover (Kaylee), and an unwavering role model. As the matriarch of her family, she demonstrated wisdom, a bold sense of style, endless class and a special kind of wit. Even at the age of 95, she was full of grace, laughter, adventure, hilarious humor and was never seen without her bling jewelry on.
Everyone that met Doris knew her truly as one of a kind -a- caring, cheerful, strong and beautiful women, inside and out. May her memories live on through all those whose lives she touched.
Born: October 10, 1924 Florence Township, Williams, Blakeslee, Ohio
Preceded in death:
Father: Clyde Perry Adams
Mother Nancy Anna Lambright
Husband: William (Bill) John Dargan
Married: October 12, 1946 Lansing, Michigan
Brothers: Walter D. Adams, Wilbur A. Adams, Donald Adams & Dean C. Adams
Sisters: Mary L. McEwen, Arlene E. Price
Beloved Kaylee (Pomeranian) was like one of her children
She is survived by her Sister, Bonnie (James) McCosh
Children, Sheila (Charles) Richards, Janet (Michael) Cox,
Jo Ellen (Robert Taylor) Dargan & Daniel (Laurie) Dargan.
Grandchildren, Steven (Yvonne) Richards, Cheryl (Heather) Richards, Amy (Jerry) Shafer, Joshua (Kandi) Lannen, Danielle Lannen, Rachel Lannen, Lehann (Cory) Scott, Melissa (Allen) Coppock, Aaron (Kami) Riggs, Brent Riggs, Nicole (Saied) Zeinch And Justin Dargan.
Great Grandchildren, Ashley Richards, Taylor Richards, Miranda (Marcus) Traver, Natalie Shafer, JD Shafer, Kamerin Lannen, Ryan Lannen, Dawson Hillard, Abaigael Lile, Austin Scott, Alexis Scott, Aiden Scott, Jacob Argue, Nathan Argue, William Coppock, Nolan Riggs, Lilly Zeinch, and Rosie Zenich
Great Great Grandchildren, Jaxson LaPoint, Aria LaPoint, Vera May Richards, Beckham Richards and Annabeth Argue
Doris will be greatly missed by her loving family and many friends, but greeted with open arms by those that walked on before her.
Funeral service for Doris will be private.
But more importantly, Doris will be remembered by her friends and family as a hard worker, dog lover (Kaylee), and an unwavering role model. As the matriarch of her family, she demonstrated wisdom, a bold sense of style, endless class and a special kind of wit. Even at the age of 95, she was full of grace, laughter, adventure, hilarious humor and was never seen without her bling jewelry on.
Everyone that met Doris knew her truly as one of a kind -a- caring, cheerful, strong and beautiful women, inside and out. May her memories live on through all those whose lives she touched.
Born: October 10, 1924 Florence Township, Williams, Blakeslee, Ohio
Preceded in death:
Father: Clyde Perry Adams
Mother Nancy Anna Lambright
Husband: William (Bill) John Dargan
Married: October 12, 1946 Lansing, Michigan
Brothers: Walter D. Adams, Wilbur A. Adams, Donald Adams & Dean C. Adams
Sisters: Mary L. McEwen, Arlene E. Price
Beloved Kaylee (Pomeranian) was like one of her children
She is survived by her Sister, Bonnie (James) McCosh
Children, Sheila (Charles) Richards, Janet (Michael) Cox,
Jo Ellen (Robert Taylor) Dargan & Daniel (Laurie) Dargan.
Grandchildren, Steven (Yvonne) Richards, Cheryl (Heather) Richards, Amy (Jerry) Shafer, Joshua (Kandi) Lannen, Danielle Lannen, Rachel Lannen, Lehann (Cory) Scott, Melissa (Allen) Coppock, Aaron (Kami) Riggs, Brent Riggs, Nicole (Saied) Zeinch And Justin Dargan.
Great Grandchildren, Ashley Richards, Taylor Richards, Miranda (Marcus) Traver, Natalie Shafer, JD Shafer, Kamerin Lannen, Ryan Lannen, Dawson Hillard, Abaigael Lile, Austin Scott, Alexis Scott, Aiden Scott, Jacob Argue, Nathan Argue, William Coppock, Nolan Riggs, Lilly Zeinch, and Rosie Zenich
Great Great Grandchildren, Jaxson LaPoint, Aria LaPoint, Vera May Richards, Beckham Richards and Annabeth Argue
Doris will be greatly missed by her loving family and many friends, but greeted with open arms by those that walked on before her.
Funeral service for Doris will be private.
Doris Jean Adams Dargan, walked on to be with her creator on Sunday, August 2, 2020. She didn’t want anyone to grieve for her, she hoped to be remembered with a laugh and a smile.
But more importantly, Doris will be remembered by her friends and family as a hard worker, dog lover (Kaylee), and an unwavering role model. As the matriarch of her family, she demonstrated wisdom, a bold sense of style, endless class and a special kind of wit. Even at the age of 95, she was full of grace, laughter, adventure, hilarious humor and was never seen without her bling jewelry on.
Everyone that met Doris knew her truly as one of a kind -a- caring, cheerful, strong and beautiful women, inside and out. May her memories live on through all those whose lives she touched.
Born: October 10, 1924 Florence Township, Williams, Blakeslee, Ohio
Preceded in death:
Father: Clyde Perry Adams
Mother Nancy Anna Lambright
Husband: William (Bill) John Dargan
Married: October 12, 1946 Lansing, Michigan
Brothers: Walter D. Adams, Wilbur A. Adams, Donald Adams & Dean C. Adams
Sisters: Mary L. McEwen, Arlene E. Price
Beloved Kaylee (Pomeranian) was like one of her children
She is survived by her Sister, Bonnie (James) McCosh
Children, Sheila (Charles) Richards, Janet (Michael) Cox,
Jo Ellen (Robert Taylor) Dargan & Daniel (Laurie) Dargan.
Grandchildren, Steven (Yvonne) Richards, Cheryl (Heather) Richards, Amy (Jerry) Shafer, Joshua (Kandi) Lannen, Danielle Lannen, Rachel Lannen, Lehann (Cory) Scott, Melissa (Allen) Coppock, Aaron (Kami) Riggs, Brent Riggs, Nicole (Saied) Zeinch And Justin Dargan.
Great Grandchildren, Ashley Richards, Taylor Richards, Miranda (Marcus) Traver, Natalie Shafer, JD Shafer, Kamerin Lannen, Ryan Lannen, Dawson Hillard, Abaigael Lile, Austin Scott, Alexis Scott, Aiden Scott, Jacob Argue, Nathan Argue, William Coppock, Nolan Riggs, Lilly Zeinch, and Rosie Zenich
Great Great Grandchildren, Jaxson LaPoint, Aria LaPoint, Vera May Richards, Beckham Richards and Annabeth Argue
Doris will be greatly missed by her loving family and many friends, but greeted with open arms by those that walked on before her.
Funeral service for Doris will be private.
But more importantly, Doris will be remembered by her friends and family as a hard worker, dog lover (Kaylee), and an unwavering role model. As the matriarch of her family, she demonstrated wisdom, a bold sense of style, endless class and a special kind of wit. Even at the age of 95, she was full of grace, laughter, adventure, hilarious humor and was never seen without her bling jewelry on.
Everyone that met Doris knew her truly as one of a kind -a- caring, cheerful, strong and beautiful women, inside and out. May her memories live on through all those whose lives she touched.
Born: October 10, 1924 Florence Township, Williams, Blakeslee, Ohio
Preceded in death:
Father: Clyde Perry Adams
Mother Nancy Anna Lambright
Husband: William (Bill) John Dargan
Married: October 12, 1946 Lansing, Michigan
Brothers: Walter D. Adams, Wilbur A. Adams, Donald Adams & Dean C. Adams
Sisters: Mary L. McEwen, Arlene E. Price
Beloved Kaylee (Pomeranian) was like one of her children
She is survived by her Sister, Bonnie (James) McCosh
Children, Sheila (Charles) Richards, Janet (Michael) Cox,
Jo Ellen (Robert Taylor) Dargan & Daniel (Laurie) Dargan.
Grandchildren, Steven (Yvonne) Richards, Cheryl (Heather) Richards, Amy (Jerry) Shafer, Joshua (Kandi) Lannen, Danielle Lannen, Rachel Lannen, Lehann (Cory) Scott, Melissa (Allen) Coppock, Aaron (Kami) Riggs, Brent Riggs, Nicole (Saied) Zeinch And Justin Dargan.
Great Grandchildren, Ashley Richards, Taylor Richards, Miranda (Marcus) Traver, Natalie Shafer, JD Shafer, Kamerin Lannen, Ryan Lannen, Dawson Hillard, Abaigael Lile, Austin Scott, Alexis Scott, Aiden Scott, Jacob Argue, Nathan Argue, William Coppock, Nolan Riggs, Lilly Zeinch, and Rosie Zenich
Great Great Grandchildren, Jaxson LaPoint, Aria LaPoint, Vera May Richards, Beckham Richards and Annabeth Argue
Doris will be greatly missed by her loving family and many friends, but greeted with open arms by those that walked on before her.
Funeral service for Doris will be private.
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