Dorothy Tuohy

To Mr. Tuohy and family, I am so sorry for your loss. It was so nice getting to know "Dot" at Caleb Hitchcock working with her as her occupational therapist. I will remember our nice conversations during therapy about the neighborhood and of your life long memories. Mr. Tuohy, if you need anything let us know. We are only a few houses away! I hope your memories are soon of comfort. Sincerely Jenny, Chris , Emma and Courtney Frombach

I had the privilege of working with Dot Tuohy early in my career at Martin Luther King School in Hartford. Dot was one classy lady! She was extremely professional, had excellent work ethic and was always impeccably dressed.
Dot was very calm and composed on the outside but had such a great sense of humor. I would often try to shock her by saying something a little out of line. Dot always had an unexpected comeback and we would look at each other and laugh. She made it worth going to work...

To the Tuohy family, I am so sorry for your loss. Dot Tuohy was the sweetest lady and she will be misses by all who knew Her. I worked at M. L. K,, while she was there. Rest in peace Dottie.

We will always remember your Mom both from St. Justins and also from old Lyme Shores. She always had the nicest smile as she enjoyed the beach. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely,
Kathryn S. Riordan, Patricia R.Brown and Joanne R. Collins

To all of Dot's family, we send our sincerest sympathies and regrets.One of the nicest people we knew. She will be missed.
Frank & Joan Collins