Dorothy Weems

I will never forget my "Mother-in-Love". She was truly a lady of grace. Her wisdom and experience, her stories and adventures, and her welcoming me into the family have shaped who I am today and I am blessed because of it.

May her memory be for a blessing, I have had her name and looked for years to add family from Al and Lucille Cooper to my family genealogy, We lived in Jax. Fl, and would check the phone book. finding it now, as I'm trying to locate one of her kids for our page on her grandparents Minnie and Isaac Cooper. Al's parents. Would love to hear from you,

I met Dottie and Bill through my membership at St Luke's and so enjoyed knowing them both. My Dad was a pilot in WWII and I loved listening to Bill's stories. When Bill died, my sister Terrie and I did a lot of fun things with Dottie. I haven't seen her in a while, since I moved to Virginia seven years ago; however, I always kept up with her through Terrie. Dottie was always someone I enjoyed being around and I know she will be greatly missed. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are...

She was a lady with grace, intelligence and spirit. She was a woman of faith and strength. She raised a wonderful family. I treasure my memories with her and I will always remember her wonderful laugh and smile.

Dottie Weems was a lovely lady and a true American Patriot. Any time their was an campaign activity to assist with a conservative Republican candidate -- she was the first to sign up and show up!
Dorothy Weems will be missed! My thoughts and prayers are with her family. Tina Yampanis