Dorothy M. Weisenberger

To Jeff, Linda, and Jared, I wish you my deepest sympathy for your loss. Dottie was an incredibly warm and caring person. I fondly remember the times we spent watching the Easton-Pburg games and hope your many memories of her help you through this difficult time.

My deepest sympathy wishes to "Dotty´s" entire family . I learned about her personal strength and generosity through my sister and Dotty´s close friend and neighbor, Matty Pokrivchak. Matty loved her so much and she had my deepest admiration. May she Rest In Peace

Dear Jeff, Linda & Jared, I still can't believe my dear friend of 44 years is gone. We bonded from the day John and I moved into our home. She brought over a bottle of champagne over to welcome us to the neighborhood. Over the next 44 years we shared a lot of memories that I will cherish forever. We lifted each other up in good and bad times. When your dad and John passed away, we were there for each other on our saddest days. She was a loving and caring woman who would do anything she could...

My condolences to the family of this very loving friendly woman. She was always so pleasant. It was my pleasure to have met her.

Aunt Dot always enjoyed the visits and talking about all the good times from Pershing Avenue hanging the Christmas Lights with my Dad in the deep snow " red, blue , green" strings to our competitive quiot games, card games , Nans special cakes and Hungarian strudels and just chatting about the Getch´s and how my Dad was so missed - tell everyone hello until we all meet again RIP Aunt Dot Porky

I will so miss our phone chats and how we reminisced. Lots of family memories. May you rest in eternal peace

To Jeff, Linda & Jared - Our thoughts and prayers go out to you for your tremendous loss. Family was everything to her. Dottie will be greatly missed, but warmly remembered. With our deepest sympathy.

I'm going to miss waiting on you at speedway I loved you and your husband 12years