Dora Lucy Harry-Dunchock

I met Dora through my mother -in-law Vi Blanchard. Dora's two youngest boys Stevie and Richie were the same ages as my daughters Kelly and Amy. Dora took care of Amy while I worked. She taught me how to make tortillas and refried beans, two recipes I enjoy to this day. We were close friends until I moved away from Bishop in 1982. Learning of Dora's passing brought back many sweet memories of our time together and I'll always count her as one of my favorite people. I feel blessed to have known...

Dora was my babysitter and she was such a kind soul. Warmest wishes to her Family

Dear Boys and Family of Dora, I am so very sorry for your great loss. I did not know your mama had passed until after the services and am I´m so sorry I did not attend. Your mama was such a wonderful woman and a very proud mama to her "Boys". So much of my childhood memories include her, and all your family. I had the best dressed Barbie´s in town, thanks to your mamas beautiful seamstress work, which always included the most beautiful dresses and gowns, including my own wedding dress when...

Aunt Dora was a gentle, kind and loving person. She was such an important person in our family. When I was little, I remember all of us squeezing into Concha's living room and laughing and having so much fun. Then I would beg my dad to take us to visit again to see her and to get to play with all the boys. She made the world a better place just by her presence plus she never got mad at all the kids running around!