Doris Marie O'Day

Doris's name always brings to mind the stories of my Aunt Fran that started with "Doris, Bob, and I", as the 3 of them spent a lot of time and adventures together, which Fran often related to us when we were young.

I also remember the wonderful hospitality that Tom and Doris always showed us, especially by inviting us to the extended family Christmas Eve gatherings at their house. They didn't mind "a few more" joining in, and always welcomed initiating new potential spouses into the...

We have all been missing the fun-loving, happy cousin Doris that we knew. We wish to extend condolences to Tom and all the family. I have a couple old photos of Doris I found to share.
love,
Jan

Life can bring with it a wealth of emoations including both joy and pain. Unfortunatly the past few years have been full of heartache- not just for my Grandmother, but for those of us around her seeing her suffer. Now that this time on earth has passed, may your heart and soul find peace and comfort- you are in our thoughts and prayers constantly Grandma.

All my love,
Erin

We are very sorry that your loved one has been taken from you. May you enjoy many memories of her life with you, especially all the good times.

Unfortunately, the memories of my grandmother have been influenced the past 10+ years by her battle with Alzheimer's. Much like a cloud spreads across the brain of Alzheimer patients, a cloud of uncertainty and frustration has spread also across my recent interactions with her.

The past few weeks I have been reflecting upon her impact on my life, however, and the beautiful memories I have of her. It has been a wonderful opportunity to appreciate all that she has given our family, and...