Condolence: On the eve of the 1st anniversary of her passing, I am missing my Mom. I cannot believe it has been a year. So much has happened in my life and in the lives of my family and I wish I could share all of the memories, good and bad, with her. She was the one person I could talk to about nearly everything and I miss that very much. I would love to tell her how her granddaughters are doing and she would love to watch them grow. I hope she is watching us from Heaven, guiding our steps and protecting us. I love and miss you, Mom.

Condolence: A good woman. She will be missed by many. Love you, Auntie.

Condolence: Dorothy spoke of her children and grandchildren every time I visited her. And with such incredible love and pride. And I believe that she is still your biggest cheerleader, only from a greater distance. But still here, nonetheless. My deepest condolences go out to all of you. She was a very, very unique and special lady.

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss. I have good memories of Mrs. Nicholls when Elizabeth and I were friends in Royal Heights. Prayers for all of you, family, with a special hug to Elizabeth. Love, Sara Jane

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Dorothy’s passing. Wow, though, 94 is so out of the norm for our family. Lovely lady and Christian.

Condolence: Dear Jeanne, Cameron and family, What a wonderful picture of Jeanne's Mom! I'm so sorry for your loss and know it will be tough for all of you. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Lots and lots of love, Helen and family

Condolence: Jane and I are so sorry for your loss. I enjoyed getting to know Dorothy when I was staying at your home after the 2011 tornado. I remember she liked Coca-Cola. I would get her a few every now and then. We would enjoy conversation and a cola after a busy day of work. Dorothy was a proud Mother, Grandmother, and friend. You all will enjoy your memories now and in the years to come.