Dorothy Sutter

Dottie was a member at our Texas Corners Curves since October 2007. We have many fond memories of great stories, conversations and laughter. We will miss her! Curves Staff

Dear Milt and family, My fondest memories of Dottie are not from school but from the time we spent together 3 years ago at our reunion and your visits to my home. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love, Marilyn

Dottie was one of the first people I met as a new Upjohn employee. She remained a great resource for me for the next 23 years, sharing advice on doctors, recipes and relationships. I looked forward to seeing her at Miller Auditoriun, as she volunteered at various events. She will leave a void in many places...

We are saddened by your loss. Dottie will be remembered as a caring, loving person. You have our prayers during this tough time.

Bill and I discovered a rare treasure in Dottie when we became neighbors on Tattersall in the 80s. Her strength, courage, humor, and commitment to family set an example for others. She was a one-of-a-kind lady with a large heart for serving others. We loved her laugh! She was a great listener. We loved her cookies and strawberry pie! Our family was blessed to have her in our lives for so many years and we will miss her greatly. Rest in peace, dear, precious friend. Milt, you and your...

I pulled my 1959 Oil Can off the shelf and looked at all of Dottie's pictures. So nice. So smart. Her family has my sympathy.

Dear Milt and Family,
Stuch and I send our love and care, and want you to know how grateful we are for the special times we could spend with you and Dottie during our trips to Oil City. We keep precious memories of good times.
Love,
Linda and Merle Stuchell