Birth date: Mar 10, 1930 Death date: Jun 17, 2020
Dorothy Heap McDow age 90, of Covington passed away on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at her residence. She was born on March 10, 1930 in New Orleans, Louisiana to Edwin Heap and Florence McCoy Heap. Dorothy is survived by her loving c Read Obituary
Mrs. Dorothy will be missed by all. I grew up with the older children and have very fond memories of Mrs. Dot. She is truly a beautiful lady.
Johnny and Debbie Mendow
Our sincere condolences go out to the entire McDow family! Know you all are in our thoughts and prayers
Rosanne and the entire McDow family, I am so sorry to hear Ms. Dorothy passed away. I had the opportunity to get to know her well while we both worked at Highland Park. Highland Park was my first employer after graduating from college. Ms. Dorothy shared her knowledge with me about being a materials manager, and I greatly appreciated her taking me under her wing. I always admired her work ethic. She was an extremely hard worker and would help anyone who needed help. It did not matter if you were a friend or a foe; Dorothy would always offer her help.
Ms. Dorothy would carry her Spiegel catalog into the office every morning to order her “movie star” clothes I would tell her. She could out dress anyone at the hospital. The last time I got to see Ms. Dorothy was at the Dollar General Market. She was trying to reach for a box of frozen popsicles on the top shelf of the freezer, but she could not get it. I reached for the box and gave it to her. She responded, “Well, I would have got it sooner or later.” That is a true statement. She was a doer, and she was relentless when it came to tackling an obstacle in her life. Well, Ms. Dorothy, your work is complete here on Earth. May God now welcome you into his Kingdom. Suzanne and I are praying for your family during this time of pain.
Sympathy and prayers for all of the McDow family. I never had the pleasure of meeting Mrs McDow, however knew most of the McDow
Children. Went to jr high and high school with most. And rode the school bus right up to their big family home. RIP Mrs McDow.
You were so much a part of my life I will cherish all the moments I spent with you. You taught me so much. You welcome me into your house in 1977 when I first moved to Covington and I didn't know anyone. You taught me how to make jelly and pralin es. My deepest condolences to the Mcdow family. I love you all.
Forever in our Hearts!!!!!
Love,
The Paille Family ~John, Tara, Alex, Luke & Catherine
