Doris Lucille Whisler

As a co-worker of Laurel Whisler's, I never personally knew her mom, Doris, but reading this obituary and the sweet descriptions and comments about her listed in this guest book I feel like she was an amazing woman who is admired and who was warm and welcoming to all she interacted with. In reading some of these comments it is no surprise that Laurel has some of her mom's great qualities. I pray for comfort for Laurel and the rest of the family and friends during this difficult time. It is...

Laurel and family: Our thoughts are with all of you and we know that your mom and grandmother is at peace. We know that you all will find your inner strength during these times.

Your friends, Mick, Leslie, J.D. James (and the dog boys Wilson and Kroos)

Tom, Sue and all the Whisler family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. It sounds like your Mother was an amazing woman. I'm sure that you have tons of memories to look back on. May God bless you and give you strength during this time of loss.

Doris was the best neighbor, and a good friend. There wasn't anything that she wouldn't do for us. And vice-versa. Our kids thought of her as a grandmother, and would stop by to tell her about their day at school, and would be rewarded with a cookie. She never forgot a birthday, and my kids enjoyed picking out a new ornament for their Christmas tree, most every year.

They were the kind of next-door neighbors that one can only hope to have. And we treasured that. We've never...

In a room filled with Sisterly strangers, there was Doris. After just becoming a P.E.O., the sound of her distinctive, lyrical and serene voice was a great icebreaker.

Doris was the one who always had that gentle curiosity that assured others she was interested in them. She was genuinely excited about life's adventures and never let her quite serious arthritis stop her from the handiwork of love. She wrapped, she tapped, she baked, she served, she showed up with enthusiasm, contributed...

My sympathy to Doris's family. Doris was my sister in P.E.O. and my sister in Christ, a fellow Orangewood Presbyterian Church member. I will miss Doris so much.
Linda Schreiner