Dolores was born in Hempstead, Texas to Adam and Suzie Kubeczka; third child to Polish Immigrants, on September 16, 1935. Her parents, brother, sister, and family settled in Chapel Hill, Texas where they worked the fields of the Brazos River bottoms to earn a living. While her family was picking cotton from sun up to sun down, Dolores just a baby at the time, was laid in an apple crate with her blanket under a shade tree as her parents worked the fields. They moved to Houston when she was a child to find better work and her parents worked in the factories making blankets for the troops during the 2nd World War. At age 15 tragedy struck when her father was suddenly struck with a heart attack and died.

At a young age Dolores had to grow up fast to help make ends meet with her mother who was now a widow. Her sister Clara Yanowski and her husband Richard were stationed in Carolina's in the Army. Her brother Benny and his wife Annie were just married and starting their life together; they were helping as much as they could, so Dolores and her mom did the best they could while Dolores finished High School at Reagan. At age 20 by a chance meeting, Dolores met a tall slender fellow in the parking lot of Bill Mraaz on a cold November night in 1954, his name was Albert. They talked and soon they realized after a few dates that they were each other's soulmates. They wasted no time and on February 5th, 1955, two days shy of Albert's 21st Birthday, they said their vows to each other, promised their commitment together, and their love. That love and commitment lasted 70 years to her last breath! Together they had 3 children, Debbie Little Norcini, Darrel Little, & Greg Little. Dolores leaves behind her husband Albert, her two Sons, Darrel & his wife Marsha along with their Daughter Stacy Newcomb and her son Landon: Meagan Kujawa, her husband Russell and their two sons Everett and Cooper; Dolores's Son Greg Little & his son Jake. She is also survived by her oldest grandson Jared Norcini and his wife Heather and their two children Brooklynn & Jaxson.

Dolores is preceded in death by her daughter Deborah Norcini Little who she lost one year ago and was still mourning up until her death. She is also preceded in death by her sister Clara Yanowski and husband Richard; brother Benny and wife Annie; her parents Suzie and Adam Kubeczka.