| “ | Bobby… in the midst of death and suffering and, yeah, even evil… people can find grace. God made us this way, Bobby, don’t you see? God made us in His image. Don’t you ever forget that, honey. People can find grace under the rocks of misery, if they have to.
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Delores Stookey (née unknown) is a character first mentioned in The Walking Dead: The Fall of the Governor. She was the mother of Bob Stookey and a former navy nurse in the Korean War.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Location Unknown[]
Little is known about Delores' life other than she was the mother of Bob Stookey, and used to call him "Bobby". Delores worked as a navy nurse during the Korean War and was deeply religious.
She would use the word "grace" to describe the weathered, world-weary faces of those who're suffering from loss and grief. Even during the worst situations when Bob was young, Delores used to tell him that people can find grace among misery, because God made us in his image.
Post-Apocalypse[]
The Fall of the Governor - Part Two[]
Bob stares through the windows of the Woodbury courthouse community room at the residents hearing the news of the prison assault from Lilly Caul. He sees the looks on their faces and remembers what his mother used to say about people finding grace in the midst of death, suffering and evil.
Descent[]
TBA
Death[]
- Killed By
- Unknown
Delores died before the outbreak, likely from old age.
Relationships[]
Bob Stookey[]
Although their relationship is never further explored, they seemed to have a normal mother-son relationship.