Dorothy H. Conlin

My beloved Aunt Dorothy passed away 9 days ago, and much like she did in life, Aunt Dorothy brought us together and reminded us how important family is. Aunt Dorothy was a second Mom to me and my three brothers. She was my Mom’s, Suzanne, identical twin. Aunt Dorothy loved and advocated for the Kemmers, as if we were her own kids. We were so lucky to have her cheer, whistle, love, support, and pray for us.
Our main comfort is that Aunt Dorothy is now at peace being reunited with her...

I grew up with Dorothy and Suzanne in Renville, Mn. We were the best of friends all through 12 years of school. The notice of her death was sent to me by another friend who also knew her all through school. I am so sorry for your loss and for the loss of a very dear friend.
Marilyn Nelson Houdek San Antonio, Tx.

Dear Family of Dorothy: We were so sorry we could not make it to the funeral, due to the weather and us coming from Brainerd. We have wonderful memories of Dorothy and Dick. Now they are together. Such a shock to hear of her passing. We will miss our dear, dear friends, however, our great memories will be with us. We will be sending a memorial in Dorothy's name to Abbott Northwestern Heart Transplant division.
Deanna & Ken Dubel

We are so sorry for the loss of Dorothy. To lose a loved one so unexpectedly is doubly difficult for all of you. She was one of a kind---a good sense of humor, and a "saying" for every occasion. She will be greatly missed. Our love and sincere sympathy to all her family.

To John Conlin and family:

We know John, Christine, Jack and Sami well from youth sports and school. The Conlin siblings and parents we have met on an occasion or two. One thing that jumps right out at you when you meet a Conlin is the warm, loving, laughter-filled spirit; quick with a handshake; and a look-you-square-in-the-eyes with a "darn glad to meet you" attitude. This isn't a coincidence among Conlin siblings, but it comes straight from the top and is carried through the...

I was so sad when I heard of Dorothy's death. I worked with Dorothy at Crystal Doctors Park for several years. She was so fun to work with, so full of life and laughter. My deepest sympathy to each of you. God Bless you!

As I did not have the honor of meeting Dorothy yet, my thoughts and prayers have been with all of you during this difficult time. May all the wonderful memories fill your hearts with peace and love always.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family..I had the honor to know and work with Dorothy at Crystal Drs Park for many years..she kept us laughing all the time..she was loved and will be missed..may memories sustain and give you peace. Pauline Scharmer