Dorothy "Dot" Konopka

Hi Judy,
I happened to see your Mom's obituary by total co-incidence and I thought what you wrote was beautiful. I too, have now lost both my parents and I know the feeling of loss. I remember the nice home your parents made for you growing up and I hope you are enjoying your life today with all the changes living it gives us.

Judy, I was sorry to find out about Aunt Dottie. We have been wondering about her for some time but were unable to find your number and mother was no help at all and time just went by . I was talking to Brook about Aunt Dotties today and she said that she would help to see if she could find out anything. She called me and I have printed off the obituary you had written. It was beautiful. I am going to tell Nanny about Aunt Dottie today. She is in pretty good health but her mind is...

Dear Judy,
Please accept my sincere sympathy on the passing of your mother. Although I did not have the privilege of knowing her, the beautiful words you wrote show that she was a very special and beloved person. I remember our time working together in administration at UConn Health Center. I am sorry that the years have separated us. Please know that I will be keeping you in my special thoughts and prayers. May the memories of your dear mother bring you peace.

I did not know your mother, but i was touched by your tribute to her. She sounds like an amazing woman and I'm sure you she must have been proud to have you for a daughter.

Judy, I didn't know your Mother, but her obituary touched me so. You were very lucky to have such a wonderful and beautiful Mother. May God bless you!

Judy,
We do not know one another, but I felt the need to write to you and thank you for sharing your dear mother's story and legacy. Please know that others care and that you and she are thought of and prayed for. Indeed, she was blessed to have a daughter such as you. Wishing you peace.