Hollie Laureen Dolph, 27, of Oviedo, Florida passed away at her residence. She was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania to Glenn Frederick Dolph and Helen Burns-Dolph. Hollie relocated to Oviedo with her family in 1987 from Durham, Pennsylvania. She attended Northland a Church Community Oviedo Congregation. She received a Associates degree in Cosmetology. She was a Cosmetologist. She worked for a brief period at Wet and Wild. She was an artist, with many pieces of her work displayed around the house. She enjoyed the beach. She will be missed by her family and friends. In addition to her parents, she is survived by her maternal grandmother Pearl Galpin, paternal grandparents Millie and Fred Dolph, two brothers Daniel and Ryan Dolph, one sister Maeghan Ringer and her husband Nathan, her aunt Dawn Seifker, her uncles Bruce Galpin, Steven Galpin, and Skip Burns, two nephews Draven and Ryker Ringer, and her boyfriend Albert Ayala Aguilar. She was preceded in death by her grandfather Stanley Burns, step-grandfather Jack Galpin, and her brother Nathan Dolph. A Celebration of Life will be held at 11:00 am on October 4, 2014, at Reformed Theological Seminary in Oviedo, Florida.
When I am gone,release me,let me go.
I have so many things to see and do.
You mustn't tie yourself to me with tears.
Be happy we had so many years.
I gave you my love,you can only guess,how much you gave to me in happiness.
I thank you for the love you each have shown.
But now it's time I traveled on alone.
So grieve awhile for me if grieve you must.
Then let your grief be comforted by trust.
It's only for awhile that we must part.
So bless the memories within your heart.
I wont be far away,for life goes on.
So if you need me,call and I will come.
Though you can't see or touch me,I'll be near.
And if you listen with your heart,You'll hear all of my love around you soft and clear.
And then,when you must come this way alone,I'll greet you with a smile and "Welcome home."
Hollie so many people are already missing you more than words could ever say but the memories of you will stay in our hearts until one day we will see you again! R.I.P.
I wish I could have a talk with God
And ask him to reconsider his plan
Try to convince him its not her time
And maybe make him understand
I wish I could defy natures laws
And bring her body back to life
Because they all need her here
Her parents, her brothers, and my wife
I wish I could ease her mothers pain
And convince her it will be okay
Because I will be here to love her
Now, tomorrow, and each and every day
I wish I could console her father
Lessen his understandable grief and rage
Because no parent should lose a child
Especially one at such an early age
I wish I could assure her brothers
That although their sister may be gone
She loved them both with all her being
And that love will forever carry on
I wish I could mend the jagged pieces
Of my wifes completely broken heart
And do more than put her back together
As she feels her world is falling apart
I wish I could see her play and laugh again
With my sons like countless times before
And witness both their smiling faces
When she walks through the door
I wish I could persuade her boyfriend
To believe he will never be alone
Because he is part of our family now
And he will always have a home
I wish I could tell everyone else
Be they family, acquaintances or friends
That life is too short for anger and regret
And to waste no time making amends
I wish I could talk to her one last time
To tell her how much we already miss her
And how I never needed to add in-law
When I told people she was my sister
I wish I could just remember how
She made people laugh without having to try
And remember watching her grow up
Without remembering how she would die
They say time heals all wounds
But sometimes in their place are left scars
And remembrance will bring pain
Each night as I look up to the stars
But that pain will never be enough
To diminish a life that brought such joy
And the love she built in all our hearts
Is something death cannot destroy
So although tears will be shed often
And hearts may never completely mend
Her legacy is one of laughter and love
And above our grief her legacy will transcend
I still can't find the words to express the depths of my sadness and the void your loss leaves in my life. There is no need to attach "In-Law" when I speak of you. You were my sister -- law or not -- and I will never forget you.
I love you, Hollie.