Dorothy Becker Bennett

I grew up going to caldors as a kid, i remember spending hours at the store as my mother shopped, thanks for all you did

I am sorry to learn of Mrs. Bennett's passing. Many fond memories remain such as attending the opening of the Framingham Caldor,numerous invitations to your home in Stamford to play pool and play the drums with Marc on the organ,the many rides Dorothy provided back and forth to the ice skating rinks and bowling alleys back in the mid-sixties...never will forget those good times. My condolences to you Marc,Robin, Bruce and Carl. What ever happened to Gwen ?

Dear Carl:

It is with great sadness that I hear of the passing of your dear wife. Recognizing all the good deeds you and your wife have shared, I am comforted by the knowledge that she will be received in Gan Eden with the love and respect that is due her. May she be a Melitz Yosher for you and your family.

With continued love and admiration,

My sincere condolences to you and your family - may the comfort of memories & love bring you peace in the days ahead.

Condolences to the Bennett family. Many remember Mrs. Bennett's generosity to Stamford and its neighbors over the years. I for one, have nor. May God continue to watch over you Carl - and your lovely family. Bruno Giordano, Mayor,l967-l969

I remember fond memories of Mrs Bennett, and her family.Marc was borned one day before me and we got along great.

Carl, Mark, Robin and Bruce, I wish to offer my sincere condolences. My father enjoyed his many years with Caldor and our family benefited from that association. May you always have fond memories. She was a great lady.

It is with great sadness that I convey to Carl Bennett and the entire Bennett family my sincere and heartfelt condolences on the passing of Dorothy Bennett.

For 22 years I had the honor and privilege of working at Caldor, 11 of those years under the Bennetts. Mrs Bennett was a guiding light for Caldor and her positive influence was felt far and wide especially for those of us at the Central Office in Norwalk.

I was very saddened to hear of Dorothy’s passing Carl. I remember meeting both of you at the opening of the Danbury store with my father Pat. My father always spoke so highly of Dorothy. She was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed but not forgotten.