Delores A. “Dee” Voiers
December 25, 1939 - December 19, 2025
Delores A. “Dee” Voiers, age 85, of New Castle, DE, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family on Friday, December 19, 2025.
Born in Galex, VA on December 25, 1939, she was a daughter of the late Edgar E. and Alemeda (Smith) Sexton. Dee was the owner of the successful DND limousine service.
Dee loved to have a good time; she enjoyed dancing and listening to music. Dee also liked to shop. She was known for her organization; she always kept things neat and tidy. More than anything else, Dee will be missed by all who knew her.
Dee is survived by her children, Marcie Voiers, Donna Murray and Gerald Voiers; her lifelong friend and companion, Paul Daughtery; a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; her siblings, Jerry Sexton and Jeanette Stiner; and many nieces and nephews.
All services will be held privately.
Flowers are appreciated by the family.
Elaine Landis
So sorry she a really nice person
Alway be around if the family needs anything
Caitlyn Buckley
I miss you grandma d rip
Beverly Deyarmin Chmielewski
Prayers for the family and friends Dee will definitely be missed. RIP Dee
Kathy Sandhoff Wheeler
My Sympathy ,and Prayers are with the family of Dee ! I didn’t know Dee to well but I did have fun the few runs that I did for her as a driver for her Limousine Business Prayer for healing 🙏
Noreen Witt
So sorry for your loss. I remember when Dee was my bus driver when I was back in high school she was cool as shit. Marci if you need anything contact me on messenger 🙏🙏❣️❣️ again sorry your loss
Helen Ingram
So very sorry for your loss god bless your family 🙏
Kim moreland
Sending my condolence to the voier faimly, Mrs. Dee you will be dearly missed you was a great neighbor and I loved hanging out with you and the Faimly on the porch in the summer time. I will definitely miss you on are Dyalisis days. Rip Mrs. Dee
Tammy DiSanto
Dee is now in peace. She was one of a kind. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and close friends. She will always be remembered.
Stacy Bennett
To the family, I am so sorry to here of Delores’s passing. She was such a hard working women and she loved her grandchildren and great grandchildren to the ends of the earth. May she rest in peace
Vincent Millman
I am so sorry for your loss. God bless your family.❤️
Kayliezimath
I love you grandma u was always there for me and I got everything I wanted you were in my life since I was a baby. You got me out of the state custody and.u will be missed a lot i’ll be talking out loud thinking I’m talking to you when you’re sitting here listening to me and talking back and I just want you to look over Julian. He’s growing up to starting to walk and talk. I wish she was here to see Julian grow up and Julian loves you and Julian misses you as well. And Chase was your best. Baby look over him as well. We all love you grandma. I wish there was a cell phone or a phone number that I could call Heaven and still talk to you, but I will make sure I visit you and give you all the kisses and hugs and and think about all the good memories that we had together grandma I remember when you was there for me for prom and I thank you for letting me use your limousine and ride around but I have some pictures to remember you by
Cindy's Glass Tinting
My thoughts and prayers 🙏 go out to you & your family. DEE WAS ONE OF A KIND. She lived life her way. She was a hard worker as a Mom- Women owned Bussiness DND limousine. You will forever remain in our hearts.
Rick
Love you Dee
God Bless 💔❤️💔
Cindy Alfano
I have worked so many years with DND, Dee, Paul and Marcie that Dee’s passing has really shaken me up. To those surviving her wonderful and powerful love, I am so sorry for your loss, sadness and hurt. She had a wonderful family that she loved and adored and they loved, adored and respected her love as well – what a great life she had. My deepest sympathies … Cindy.
Dana B.
Rest Easy Mama D.,
Our kitchen table talks were brief, but I knew that you were a no nonsense kinda Lady. I was always intimidated.by you then I got to conversant with you. That changed everything! Go rest high…
Dana B.,
Jenell
Aunt dee is alot like my mommom. those two where very close. So much time was between us the last time I got to see her. she was always on my mind . I hope she knew we all loved her so very much. She was loved and she very respected. known for such greatness. Rip aunt dee . Say hello to every one we lost and miss so much .
Donna Murray
In Loving Memory of Delores Voiers
Born December 25, 1939 – Passed December 19, 2025
On December 19, 2025, just six days before her 86th birthday, Delores Voiers left this world with the same quiet strength that carried her through every chapter of her life. Born on Christmas Day in 1939, she arrived in the world wrapped in light, and she carried that light — sometimes steady, sometimes flickering, but always present — for 85 remarkable years.
Delores’s life was not defined by simplicity. It was shaped by resilience, by the weight of circumstances, and by the deep, complicated love that binds a mother and daughter across time, distance, and the unpredictable turns of fate. When her daughter was taken at the age of three and a half, life carved a wound into both of their stories. Yet for twelve long years, a child searched for her mother with a heart full of hope — and that hope was not misplaced. Their reunion became a testament to the unbreakable thread between them, a thread that endured every separation and every silence.
Their relationship, like all real relationships, held shadows and light, sorrow and healing, but it endured. It grew. It mattered. And it became one of the most powerful truths of Delores’s life.
Delores was a woman who carried her history with dignity. She was imperfect, human, and deeply felt. She loved in the ways she knew how. She tried in the ways she could. And she leaves behind a legacy not measured in flawless moments, but in the courage it takes to keep showing up — to keep loving, to keep hoping, to keep being part of her daughter’s world.
Today, on the birthday she didn’t reach, we honor her life with tenderness. We honor the strength she carried, the love she gave, and the place she will always hold in the hearts of those who knew her. Her memory is a blessing — a reminder of the power of reunion, the endurance of love, and the quiet bravery of a woman who lived through storms and still found her way toward the light.
She is deeply loved. She will be deeply missed. And she will be remembered — today and always.
Marcie
Mom you were the strongest woman i knew and you fought till the end i will forever miss you and know you were the best mother i could ever ask for. You guided me to be strong , independent and responsible and i will continue to make you proud of me i love you so much!!!
Maria Georgalas
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for prayers for the passing of Dee!
I know it is a tremendous loss to all.
My recent surgery has prevented me from working at the “diner” (Plaza), and I was only made aware of this sad news today!
May the memories you shared, bring you comfort, and strength in the coming days.✝️
Cheyann Marie Williams
I always love you and care about you and you always been nice to me for the first time ago and I thought you were on my side and u told me to take care of my mom and I miss your smile and your voice and your laughs