Doris Kaiser

I worked with Doris at the post office for seven years before she moved on to Pfizer. She was always one of my favorite coworkers. I only saw her a few times after that but I never forgot her smile and her laugh. She was so beautiful (and tall!); I asked her once if she ever considered modeling and she told me she "didn´t photograph well". So not true. She lived a lot of life and she touched a lot of lives. We willl keep her alive in our thoughts.

I met Doris when I worked in Bldg 91 at Pfizer, where she trained me. Later she became my Co-ordinator and my friend. I found Doris to be intelligent, competent, caring, and a lot of fun. I retired 3 years ago. This last January our paths crossed while she and her cousin Becky were coming out of a Chemo treatment at Corewell Health, where I am a PT employee. On some of the days I worked, I was able to go in and sit with Doris and catch up on life with her. Even while battling cancer,...

I met Doris at Pfizer when she moved into building 155. We became fast friends because of our mutual love of quilting. She was always fun to spend time with and will be missed greatly. Sending love and prayers to her family and wishing you comfort in the difficult days ahead.

We met Doris at Timber Ridge at the "big table" even though she didn´t ski. She liked our crazy group of friends, and that day we exchanged phone numbers. What a wonderful gal she was. Then she would ride her motorcycle to South Haven, we would meet her at the Idler and several times she went for a ride in our RIB on the Black River/Lake Michigan. Doris was so much fun, and loved adventures as much as we did. I´m sadden to hear that Doris was called home at such a young age. Our condolences...