Dolores Neulieb

April 6, 1931 - July 31, 2020

Dolores Ruth Neulieb passed away on Friday, July 31, 2020 at the age of 89. Dolores was born on April 6, 1931 to the late Clarence & Irma Neulieb of Chicago, Illinois. After graduating High School, she went on to further her education with a business degree. She went to work for Wickes Furniture Dept. Store in Chicago, 1949, as a computer office manager for the catalog division. She retired in 1986 after 37 years of service. Only after they closed their doors. Dolores was regularly active after retirement (which obviously was not for her) she decided to become a nanny. Raising and shaping the lives of many, including her nieces and nephews. Dolores never married and had no children but those she raised looked to her as a second mom. Her love for a child made this position perfect for her. Dolores was preceded in death by her sister Carolyn and niece Cheryl Turner. She is survived by 5 nieces & nephews: Brian (Lauren) Turner, Doreen (Jose) Chavez, Eileen (Roger) Johnson, Melissa (Chris) Mailhiot, & Keith (Sara) Stechkober. Her great nieces & nephews: Brian’s children Austin, Riley, & Gabrielle. Doreen’s children Jacquelene, Erik, & Joey. Eileen’s children Jessica, Bradley, & Trevor. Melissa’s children Dannelle, Rachel, & Michael. Keith’s children Devon, McKayla, Cameron, & Gabriella. As well as Her great, great nieces & nephews & extended family. The visitation will be on Thursday, August 6, 2020 from 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. with a brief service at 10:30. It will be held at Memory Lane Funeral home. 6305 W Lincoln Hwy. Crown Point, IN. There will be a procession to follow. Her internment will be next to her mother & father at Cedar Park Cemetery 12540 South Halsted St. Calumet Park, IL. Comments and Eulogies will be given by Pastor Rock of Zion Lutheran Church, Doreen Chavez, Keith Stechkober & Jose Chavez. “Auntie”, as she was commonly called, could always entertain with stories of her travels, work, or Life. She brought wisdom and humor to the table. Usually at the same time. She touched the lives of all that knew her. She was a devout Christian. An immovable rock, stability to those who needed it. “set in her ways” as she loved to say. We would not change those ways for anything. She will be greatly missed.