Dora Elizabeth Mynes, 84, of Columbia, Tennessee, formerly of Charleston, West Virginia, died peacefully away on January 11, 2024, and was welcomed home to be with the Lord. Those who were lucky enough to have crossed paths with her will always hold her memories in high regard, even though her departure has left a hole in their hearts. Intimate Bonds and Eternal Love The Ingold family of Columbia, Tennessee, includes Dora’s loving daughter Elizabeth and son-in-law Gordon. Nick, Jack, and Catherine Ingold, her beloved grandkids, are the beneficiaries of her boundless devotion. Her warmth and happiness in spending time with her grandkids were tangible manifestations of her devotion to her family, and they will carry her legacy with them forever.
In addition to her beloved nieces and nephews, Dora is survived by her sister Joyce Chaney, brother-in-law Arthur Chaney, and a large number of other relatives. The strong relationships that Dora developed with her family members attest to her caring nature and the importance she placed on family in her life.
A Path Through Love and Companionship Charles L. Mynes, Dora’s late husband, had a profound impact on her life. They went through life’s ups and downs together, sharing happiness and overcoming obstacles, and laying the groundwork for a relationship that would last. Even though Charles passed away before her, the strong link they shared is a powerful representation of love that never fades.
An Intimate Send-Off There will be a private family service to pay tribute to Dora and say goodbye with deep sadness. During this trying time, this small gathering will provide family members a chance to gather, remember, and grieve together. The last resting place for Dora will be Cunningham Memorial Park in St. Albans, West Virginia, where the funeral will be held. Rather Than Flowers: A Show of Care Instead of flowers, the family would really appreciate it if you would consider making a donation to your local hospice in memory of Dora. Her character was defined by her compassion and kindness. A reflection of Dora’s kind character, this act will help others in need during difficult times.
When a loved one is dealing with the challenges of a terminal illness, hospice care can be a tremendous source of comfort and support. Friends and family of Dora can continue her legacy of compassion and kindness by supporting Hospice in their efforts to help people in need.
Rejoicing in a Life Richly Lived We remember Dora Elizabeth Mynes as a kind, loving, and devoted woman when we think back on her life. Her impact on those lucky enough to have crossed paths with her extends far beyond her own family. As we honour her life, may you take comfort in knowing that she is not truly gone, but rather remains cherished by all who knew and loved her.
The family is grateful for the outpouring of support and affection from friends and community members during this difficult time. Let us celebrate Dora’s life and the love and compassion she showed the world by doing this together. May she rest in the Lord’s loving embrace forever, and may the lovely memories she leaves behind bring solace to her loved ones.
