Dorothy Mae "Mor Mor" Harkness

Dorothy was a long time quilting friend and skiing friend. I used to go with Dorothy on her ski bus until she could no longer go. As well, I saw Dorothy regularly in quilt group which met in several places over the years, Edmonds, Lynnwood, my house in Redmond, Arlington and then at Dorothy's. Her husband, Jim, also tagged along at quilt group for a while. She will be greatly missed by our quilt group. I will especially miss her collection of shoes!! RIP Dorothy.

Dorothy was a such a lovely person. Many years we worked on the hospital auxiliary committees together. Rest easy my friend.

Dorothy was a great friend to my mother, Jane. I remember their laughter, their craft and candle making, their weekly ski excursions with the ladies, their Norwegian adventure, and rides in the Pinto. She brought my mother a lot of joy, made a very positive impact on her, and was one of the most important people in her life. I'm sorry for your loss.

Dorothy was a great friend to my mother, Jane. I remember their laughter, candle making, weekly ski excursions with the ladies, their Norwegian adventure, and drives in the Pinto. She brought a lot of joy to Jane and made a very positive impact in her life. I am sorry for your loss.

So sorry to hear of your loss. She was such a warm and friendly person. Sarah (Holland) and Ivan Bacica

She was our neighbor for 20 + years and was the coolest and nicest Mom, Grandma, friend, and person you´d ever have the pleasure of meeting :)

Mor Mor had to have been the most remarkable woman I ever had the pleasure of knowing. I will miss her humor, warm smile and seeing her walk through the back door , coming over to John & Sue´s, just to see what´s going on. She was the gold standard of a mother, a Mor Mor, and a friend. She will be missed.