Dorothy E. Soistman

Aunt Dorothy was a wonderful lady. Whenever I talked to her she always had some great stories to tell. Her family was the most important thing in her life. You could tell just by the way she talked about them.
One thing I will always remember about Aunt Dorothy was when I was about 9 years old. My family use to visit her and Uncle Charlie a few times a month as my gandmother lived with them. This one Sunday we were invited for dinner and she was making rabbit. Now being 9 years old the...

There are so many ways to describe my grandma. She was kind, nice, amazing, beautiful, smart, funny, caring, and so much more! She was kind to everyone and she truly loved her family. Even if she had just met you, she loved you and prayed for you. She always asked me how I was doing even though she had just gone through surgery. And she always told me about her loveable squirrels and they crazy things that they would do. I will always miss those crazy phone calls from my squirrelly grandma....

Not one single word can describe how great my grandmother was. She was the best. She always cared for everyone and never left anyone out. Grandma also cared for her squirrels. She spoiled them by giving them peanuts. I will never forget that. Everyone loved her cookies, pies, smile, and of coarse her great additude. I never once saw her in a bad mood. She was a great influence in my life. I will never forget grandma.

Thank you, Aunt Dorothy, for remembering my children. They always received mass cards from you and Uncle Charlie for special occasions. Thanks for all of your kindness. I still have the little pink dress you made for Cassidy! I will keep it forever. Thanks for everything.

I will truly miss Dorothy, a woman that was called Grandma Soistman by children that weren't even her grand children, pretty much says what a caring and wonderful woman she was. I will miss her beautiful smile and laugh. And of course her boasting about her wonderful grand daughters whom she loved dearly. She will be in my heart forever!

My grandmother, Dorothy, was one very special person to me, and I will never ever forget her. She was always in a generous mood, never wanting anything from anyone. I will never forget her cooking. She was always making something for someone, whether it be baking a pie for a holiday or making soup for no reason. Even when I was little, my grandfather would always bring us soup that she had made for us. I will never forget the one time she made chicken noodle soup for my family (mainly me),...

I can't begin to describe Dorothy other than a caring, generous and inspirational lady. She had multiple joint replacements during her 83 years here. She didn't complain about her medical situations. She always sent cards to everyone she knew having a birthday, anniversary or just a Thinking of You. She supported Disable Veterans,Cripled Children, young men in other countries studying for the Priesthood. Dorothy had an incredible talent to crochet and donated numerous afghans to the chuch to...

let the muffled drum roll, but end with a gentle tap for one who has been among us for too short a time.

Dorothy was my mother-in-law. To many, the simple mention of the word mother-in-law conjures up a frightening image of an overbearing and meddlesome woman. Someone who is consumed with a critical nature and is ready to offer her unsolicited advice. No way does this describe my mother-in-law. Dorothy was my friend. I was very blessed to have such a wonderful mother-in-law. The word mother-in-law to me brings many happy images. An image of a woman with values much like my own. Dorothy was a...