Dorothy Haag

Dottie was my mother in law for 25 years and my best friend for even longer. She taught everyone she met about life, and love, and living every minute. She taught me that things worth doing were worth doing well, and to walk away quietly when it's time to go. I have so many memories of her to choose from at any moment and she'll be in my heart forever.
Bye Dottie,
I love you
Stella

I don't know where to start to be honest... I love my Aunt Dot so much, i thought of her like my Grandma, and im not trying to be mean to my other grandparents at all but she was the best and Uncle George is the best grandpa i can ever ask for. It funny i would find myself calling them that ... I'm going to miss her so much, its just not going to be the same without her. I will never forget my grandma. I love you.


here is a song i wrote about her and uncle George/grandpa... its...

I will always cherish the times we shared together. Aunt Dot was a beautiful person and we all loved her dearly. I smile when I think of the weekends together, doing crafts, and we can't forget when she baked the apple pie and lost her fake fingernail in it and Kevin got the piece of pie and said "What the heck is this?" and she said, "Oh, I was wondering where that went". We all had a good laugh over that one.
Our times together were always filled with laughter, joy and love ...I will...

To Dottie's husband and family - my sincere sympathy on your loss. May memories of good times give you the comfort you need. Sincerely, Lion Arlene Lenox

Grandma Dottie will be missed. She was a wonderful woman with a caring demeanor. I will miss her laugh the most. Her silver dollar pancakes at the cabin in Granby were the best thing on the face of the planet. There are tons of memories I have of my grandma. My heart goes out to my dad and to George. God bless this family.