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Wow. I dreamed that me and my friend Holly were in water and she disappeared. I knew she was under the water and there was stuff floating in it just like what the water looked like after hurricane ike. A man pulled her out of the water since I wasn't strong enough and I screamed for someone to call 911 then I started CPR on her. I think I saw her breathing but she was still knocked out.

Delores Vacek Rutter  

Memorial for Delores Vacek Rutter

Born in Richmond, Texas on May 8, 1949
Departed on Sep. 29, 2008 and resided in Richmond, TX. Visitation: Tuesday, Sep. 30, 2008 Service: Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008 Cemetery: Greenlawn Memorial Park Please click on the links above for locations, times, maps, and directions.
   Delores "Dolly" Vacek Rutter, 59, of Richmond, ended her long, brave battle against cancer to be with our Savior on September 29, 2008, in Richmond. She was born May 8, 1949, in Richmond, Texas to George and Lillian Vacek.

Funeral services will be held at 10:00 A. M., Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at Davis-Greenlawn Funeral Chapel in Rosenberg. Interment will follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park in Rosenberg.

Visitation will be held from 5:00 P. M. until 8:00 P. M., with a rosary being recited at 7:00 P. M., Tuesday, September 30, 2008 at Davis-Greenlawn Funeral Chapel in Rosenberg.

Dolly was one of the most special flowers in God's garden. She was kind, patient, loving and beautiful in spirit. We who are left behind are left knowing that heaven is now a little brighter. Dolly worked at Texas Instruments and Gerber.

Dolly is preceded in death by her parents, George and Lillian Vacek and her three brothers, Charles, Michael and James.

She is survived by her husband of 24 years, Donald Rutter, Jr.; brother: George Vacek and wife, Debbie; sisters: Patricia Singleton, Rita McGee and husband, Willie; mother-in-law: Kathleen Rutter; sisters-in-law: Nancy Vacek, Jona Vacek, Kay Martinez, Chris Williams and husband, Eddie, Susie Zaccaria;
brother-in-law: Robert Rutter and wife, Patti; aunts: Helen Short,
Martha Vacek, Annie Vacek, Wilma Vacek; along with many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends who will miss and cherish her.

Pallbearers will include Nicholas Zaccaria, Andy Martinez, Aaron Martinez, Trenton McGee, James Vacek, Jr., and Arric Vacek.

Saturday, September the 27th, 2008 I went to the Hospice to see my Aunt Dolly. She was not in good shape and I held her hand and closed my eyes. I could see her smiling and she came up to me and hugged me. Ofcourse this was all through channeling her. Last night I woke up and knew that she had passed and she said goodbye to me. I felt at peace. Then this morning I received a call that she was still alive than later found out it was incorrect information. She did pass away at 12:30 am this morning at the very same time that I knew she had passed and said goodbye to me. See Aunt Dolly really isn't my Aunt Dolly. I had a troubled childhood and a friend that I have known since the third grade basically took me in and her family had me all of the time. For all holidays and it seemed like I lived with them so Holly was nice enough to share her family with me and she wasn't selfish like other children, because she knew how I was treated at home. I am sad and the thoughts I have about Aunt Dolly are bitter sweet about her passing away. I asked her to wait for me and I told her I wasn't afraid to die anymore because I have so many people on the other side that love me. Goodbye Aunt Dolly for now..............until we meet again..................

My husband's friend Bill came down from Chicago and planned on staying with us until he could get a place of his own. I told him that there was a guy with a red truck that wanted to tell you that everybody is together now. Bill told me that he was upset because he heard from his sister that passed away that she could not find their father years ago and it put him at ease me giving him the message. They were all in the room with us so I told him what they had to say and they pulled back telling me they will be back later.

Karen Moore