Doris J. Lighton

Dear Doris,

Nicholas and I love and miss you very much. I sent some flowers...as we won't be able to say good bye in person. I'll never forget you laughing and playing with Nicholas when he was a tiny baby. You will be missed...and never forgotten. Godspeed. With sympathy and respect...

Dear Forrest:

Please know that you are in our thoughts & prayers during this difficult time. I, too, feel that our beloved Charlie and Doris are together in heaven and at peace. So happy to have spent time with you on Mother's Day with our family. You are an inspiration to all of us! Stay strong and know that dear friends & family are there for you always.

Dear Jim Molusky and family no words we can say will ease your broken heart at the loss of your beloved sister, but you are in our thoughts & prayers.

Forrest, We are all so sorry to hear of Doris' passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. This has been a difficult road for us all the past couple weeks, but like you said today, we must not stop living life. Dad and Doris are celebrating their eternal lives in Heaven with our Lord and Savior. Halleluia!

Dear Forrest my friend,so sorry to hear of Doris passing, you were so devoted to each other. She will be missed. Take care.

Dear Forrest, so sorry to hear that Doris has died. The picture you posted of her is so pretty. I will remember her always smiling and friendly. May you find peace and comfort knowing that you took excellent care of her during her illness. With love,

I am so deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Doris Lighton. She was a wonderful person with a great sense of humor and a very kind aproach to life. Doris was my Executive Assistant for several years in the Dauphin County Human Services Department. She brought an air of dignity and professionalism to the operation and served as a mentor and role model to many young professionals beginning their public service careers. Doris was extremely competent, a marvelous analyst, and very loyal....