Birth date: Jan 18, 1944 Death date: Feb 19, 2021
Dorothy J. Grusofsky, age 77, of Pittsburgh, passed away with her family by her side on Friday, February 19, 2021. Dorothy is survived by her beloved Husband of 52 years, Richard J. Grusofsky. Loving Mother of Amy (Michael) Shawl Read Obituary
Dorothy was obviously a much loved lady with a big heart. Although we'd never met, her sister Jenny has been a best friend of mine over 4o years now. The loss is unbearable for sure, but to have lived with such a capacity for love and to have it returned so deeply in the time of your passing is rich beyond measure. đź•Š Lisa Gerber. St Petersburg, FL
Aunt Dorothy (Sis) we love you and will miss you so much. We know you are at peace with grandma and watching down on us all. We wish we could be there to say goodbye but there are never really any goodbyes but more of a see you later. You will always be in our thoughts, our prayers and our hearts. We love you always, Rest In Peace Aunt Sis. The Stewart family (Jimmy, Jenny and Preston)
Our deepest sympathy to your family. Cousin Sis had the biggest heart and the best laugh. She was a kind and gentle spirit. Rest in peace. Cousin Carla and family
I am also a friend of Jenny's and have been praying for Sissy and the entire family. Even though I never met Sissy, Jenny shared how much she treasured the memories of growing up with such a wonderful sister. Jenny you have my deepest sympathy and I pray that Sissy will rest in peace knowing the tremendous love you had for her. May these beloved memories give you comfort today and always, my friend. Continuous love and prayers, Lisa Stanko
With deepest sympathy,
I'm a friend of Jenny's and have been praying for her Sissy these past few weeks along with several other of Jenny's friends. I've lifted Sissy and her family up every day and will continue to pray for the family in this time of sorrow. Heartfelt condolences to the family and friends. Jenny, I'm so sorry for the loss of your dear sister. Hugs, Caren
To my beautiful Sissy, I hope you heard me whisper in your ear. I so much wanted to be by your side but time just ran out. I know how hard you fought those last seventeen days to try and get back home to us. You were my only sister , my Sissy. I will always remember you in these pictures below. Your prom dress, I was just a baby at the time of this photo but I remember as I got older looking at it and remembering how beautiful you were, you were my Natalie Wood. You were more than a sister to me you helped raise me. I have so many memories and so many pictures of you always holding me that I look at every day, I miss you so much. You had so much love and kindness in your heart, always there for me when I ran into your arms to find the comfort that I needed, you gave unconditionally . I knew how much your heart was hurting in these last fifteen years , you never wanted to talk about it but you held your head high and proudly for your two lovely children . A sister like you comes only once in a lifetime, but a lifetime isn't long enough to tell you what you have ment to me. I know you are at rest now , I hope your broken heart has been healed, no more pain, no more loneliness , no more sad or sick days. I know you are with Mom and God now and that gives me the comfort that I will need till I see you both again. Rest easy my beautiful sister. My Sissy 🙏♥️
In loving memory of Dorothy Grusofsky- always remember the good times with family and friends
I never had the honor to meet Dorothy (Sissy) in person, but felt as though I had, through Dorothy’s sister....my dear friend Jenny. Many prayers were being prayed for Dorothy.... Our prayers will continue ....Praying for Jesus to comfort & give peace to Jenny & her entire family during this very difficult time. In Jesus Love, Karen & Mark Vinoverski
