Dorothy N. Fernham

I still can´t eat tapioca pudding...

Gary, Janis, Punk and family, We are sorry to hear of Dorothy´s passing. She was sure a spunky lady and lived a full life. We were always glad to have her join us when going out to eat! May she rest in peace and keep things hopping in heaven. Love and hugs Uncle Tim and Aunt Linda

Janis, I'm sorry for your family's loss. I remember seeing her name, on a room, across from my Mom's when she was at The Timbers, a few years ago. I didn't know you were her daughter in law. Again, I'm sorry for your loss. She sure sounds like she was full of fun.

Dorothy was a force of nature. She could make me laugh regardless of my mood. God bless you and I know you´re in heaven making sure George is doing what he´s supposed to do. Lots of love Marie

I'm sorry that I never got to meet your Mom, I imagine she and mine are talking about Us, rite now. My condolences to you and your family

I always enjoyed visiting with Dorothy when I went over to her house with John. So sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers.

It is with fond memories that I want Punk, Gary and family to know that Dorothy was one of the mothers in our neighborhood who helped keep my brothers in line. And, I mean that, lovingly because they needed it. We all lived in a small neighborhood in Hartford, where our mothers were very protective and watchful. My condolences and Much Love, go out to the family