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Erica Martinez
October 21, 2007
Granma Dorothy called me her friend after the second time we met (the first time I was introduced as Zoe’s friend). I only had the privilege of knowing her for a short while, but I grew close to her fast. I was planning on visiting DC in December with the intention of giving her a visit (sadly now I cannot). I only had the opportunity to know her because I was rooming on an off-campus program with her granddaughter Zoe, and I accompanied her for a visit. Zoe spoke wonders of her grandmother, and after meeting her I understood why. Dorothy Lundin was such a smart, funny, and caring person; but most of all she was full of life and warmth. I always had great conversations during my visits and her presence provided peace and joy, I looked forward to our Sunday visits with her. It is incredible to think that she is no longer here, especially since she just sent me a birthday present and called me in August. She left me a message that continues to warm my heart, she wished me the best in life and said she hoped to see me again (I know I wished the same). I continue to miss her and Zoe and I reminisce the good times :) Granma Dorothy you will be missed but not forgotten.
Sending hugs from Carleton College to all those who knew her,
Dorothy at a restaurant, Feb. 2005
October 20, 2007
Lois Kochanski
October 8, 2007
Dorothy was many things: a gentle lady, a wealth of knowledge, lots of fun, and I feel privileged to have been her friend and piano partner. Lois
Abraham Yalom CPA
September 25, 2007
Dorothy was my tax client for many years and I always enjoyed our meetings. She was a kind and loving person.
Zoe Schwartz
September 21, 2007
I love you Grandma.
Lisa, Dorothy and Natalie at Lisa's wedding, June 2006
September 18, 2007
This picture was taken during my visit in June of 2007. Dorothy, then at 90 years old, and I stayed up til 11:00 just talking
September 18, 2007
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