DOROTHY "DOT"-MAJCINA-Obituary

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DOROTHY "DOT" A. MAJCINA

DeKalb, Illinois

Jul 15, 1927 – Jul 25, 2014 (Age 87)

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BORN
July 15, 1927
DIED
July 25, 2014
AGE
87
LOCATION
DeKalb, Illinois

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Dorothy Alice “Dot” Majcina, 87, of DeKalb, Illinois, died Friday, July 25, 2014, at Pine Acres Rehab & Living Center, DeKalb.Born July 15, 1927, in Ottawa, Illinois, the daughter of Fred and Lucille Cunico, Dorothy married Raymond P. Majcina on September 30, 1950. Dot and Ray were the...

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My first job was with Ray & Dot. They were great down to earth people and would give you the shirt off their backs. They taught me lots of life lessons that I still use to this day. I'll never forget watching Big Ray pound out those huge pork tenderloins and the yummy root beer! Now they are back together again! Farewell, dear friends!

I worked with Big Ray and Dot as a car hop back in the 60's when I was in high school. They were located on Sycamore Road at the time. I always remember in the spring when they would open there would be a picture in the newspaper with Big Ray's back and it would say "Big Ray is back and opening now". Great memories.
Glenalee Smith, DeKalb, IL

I remember Dot teaching us how to say their last name because nobody could get it right. It's like your chin, she would say. They had the best burgers in town and root beer to boot.Sorry to know that they are gone, it's like the end of an era...

Loved Dot! I worked at Big Rays back when they were on Sycamore Rd. She always had a smile for us car hops!

Such wonderful people the Majcina's were. If you did your job right, they treated you very well. At the end of the season they helped me find a permanent/year-round job. And they always remembered their past employees from the first to the last ones. I learned a lot about the working world from them. Fond memories will always be remembered!

I have so many fond memories of Ray, Dot and the restaurant. I believe I spent half of my high school years there. Great food, great folks.

What great memories of Dot & Big Ray. They were a real joy to work for and have as friends. I worked for Dot & Ray in the Mid 1960's when they first opened on Sycamore Road. A great couple who will be missed.

My first job when I was 14. Worked there for 2 summers. I learned so much from Dot and Ray! Moved to the neighborhood across from them when I was married so I got to visit with them a lot....they were wonderful employers and friends! Thank you both for everything!

My first job was working 2 summers for Dot and Ray. I have many happy memories of Big Ray's and being a carhop.