Dorothy DeCapot

My most memorable years of working were when I worked Dorothy. We were serious at times, most of the time we were not. I could kid with her until I would be laughing so hard I couldn’t work myself. She was a friend in time and will be in eternity.

To Diane, and Family,
So sorry to have missed your mom's funeral. Our sincere condolences, at Dorothy's passing, to all the family. I was in Reno attending to my dad, also 89 going on 90!
Now that I know you're in Span.Fk...so close! I'll now do all I can so see you and visit.
Sincerest wishes,
Gary and Sandi Holland /[email protected]

Diane--do you really live in Spanish Fork? Call me! Sis

Pat and Sis Kronmiller

When I think of Dorothy, I have nothing but fond memories. She lived in the same ward as my mother on Atherton but my cherished association with her was at the Deseret Industries. We had a lot of fun together for many years. She was such a good sport as I so often gave her a "bad" time. We laughed, we cried, we shared Gospel conversation and just enjoyed the association. Knowing Dorothy as I do, I know she is "safely" home. My condolences to her loved ones.

Diane,sorry for your loss. I remember your mother as a young girl in Foxboro, Massachusetts always very kind. Alice Downs,NSL,Utah.

I have known Dorothy for 36 years. When I moved to Taylorsville, she was the first person I met. She has always been a good friend. She has always done so much for her family and other people. She will be greatly missed. Gay Cole

I will never forget the love and warmth you showed me as if I was your own grandchild Dorothy. Your kind spirit and gentle heart leave a legacy to truly be admired, as you so lovingly are. We will miss you tremendously grandma! We love you!