Aloma May Dolan’s High School Photo
Aloma May Dolan
Aloma May Dolan, age 91, of Columbus, Wisconsin passed away peacefully on Wednesday, August 03, 2022 at Home Again in Columbus, Wisconsin.
There will be a private memorial service for family and close friends to be determined.
Aloma was born April 07, 1931 in Adams, Wisconsin to Clyde and Bonnie Brown. A long time resident of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Aloma was an antique doll and toy dealer for 50 years.
Aloma enjoyed her antique dolls and toys a great deal over the years.
Memorials may be directed in Aloma’s memory to Generation’s Hospice Care, (generationshomeandhospice.com) . The family wishes to extend our heartfelt thanks to both Generations Hospice Care and the Staff at Home Again where our Mother lived. Exceptional in every way.
Aloma was preceded in death by: by her parents and her son, Terry Malisch.
Survivors include Aloma’s three daughters, Cheryl Hoffman (Rod); Marlene Dreifke (Bob), Monica Walsh (Tim Homann) and her son, Patrick Dolan: as well as Nine Grandchildren, many, many Great-Grandchildren and several Great-Great-Grandchildren. Aloma leaves her large family with a multitude of fond memories and traditions.
Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting the family. Visit www.roseberrys.com for online condolences and further information.
So sorry to hear of Aloma’s passing. I purchased my very first antique doll from Aloma in 1985. She was instrumental in my own journey of collecting dolls and becoming an antique doll dealer. I enjoyed many visits to her home through the years.
Condolences to her family and Rest In Peace Aloma ~ Vicki
Dear Aloma — a special person. A good heart, fun to be with, and a joy to do business with. Her love of her family was a constant topic of conversation. May the family find joy and comfort with the fond memories they must have.
Sorry to hear about Aloma’s passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to you, and your family.
Very nice lady Aloma was, even hauled Pat and I up to Eagle River years ago in their customized Dodge van. She was probably going nuts by the time we got back. Hang in there Pat. Joel
I’m so sorry for your loss
So sorry to hear of Aloma’s passing. She was a wonderful friend of my mothers (Mildred Schroeder). Sorry to realize she lived here in Columbus where we moved to a year ago. How I would have loved to have visited her! She was a wonderful lady. Sending prayers and love to all of you!
So sorry to hear of Aloma’s passing.she was my sister in law and the mother of my niece Monica.