Obituary of Dorothy L. Barnes Hodges

Dorothy L. Barnes – Hodges

Dorothy L Barnes – Hodges was born in Twin Falls, ID on December 3^rd of 1944, she left peacefully on November 13^th 2019, In her Kimberly home surrounded by loved ones.

She is proceeded in death by her mom and dad, Beulah and David Harden as well as her first husband Ralph (Dink) Barnes.

She is survived by her loving husband Kenneth Hodges of 22 years. They were joined in marriage on  June 14^th, 1997 in Kimberly Idaho.

Brother David (Deanna) Harden

Daughter Becky (Kurt) Eggleston,

                Tyson (Destanie) Eggleston- Wendy, Tyler, Josephine, Morgan

Krista (Trevor) Wakley - Hailey, Echo, Trevor Jr.

                Marissa (Richard) Putman- Megan, Jaxon, and Bentley

Daughter Kristine (Tim) White

 Natalia and Adrian Duarte

Daughter Stacey (Pablo) Hodges– Hernandez

                Jesse Mamula – Milijana and Alana

                Jordan Hernandez

Son Kenny (Shannon) Hodges

                Taylor and Railey Hodges

Her foster children

Christina Burkhardt

Josh and Justin Burkhardt

Robert Burkhardt

                Ashley, Timberlee (Braylin) and Shade Burkhardt

Shayna (Jordan) Diaz-Beliveau

                Abby and Benny

Along with many many more Foster loves.

Dorothy attended and graduated from Kimberly High School. She went on to enjoy her love for people and cooking.  She was a Manager at A&W, Mountain View Care Center, Twin Falls Clinic and Hospital. She finished out her working days at Purple Sage. Her love for anyone and everyone was out of this world. She welcomed everyone with arms wide open, from all walks of life.

Dorothy absolutely loved Jerry Springer, Steve Wilko, The Maury Show, Day of Our Lives that’s just to name a few. Her friends and family, most of all the love for her Grandchildren was unconditional. They were the light of her life and her greatest joys.

The visitation will be held on Sunday, November 17^th at Rosenau Funeral Home from 6 to 8.

The grave side service will be held on Monday, November 18^th at Sunset Memorial Park in Twin Falls, Idaho.

We would like to give a real special shout out to Dr. Brown and Dr. Mason. Along with all the staff from St Luke`s Home Health and Hospice. Thank you all from the bottom of our heart, we will forever be grateful for each and every one  of you. You are truly an amazing team.

In lieu of flower we are requesting donations for the Twin Falls St Luke`s Home Health and Hospice.