Dorothy Zaharoff

My heartfelt condolences to the family. My earliest memory, 1968 , is when Dottie, Arthur and family came to our home in Sharon, Ma. for the weekend. Dottie was so very kind, caring and compassionate. Steven Zaharoff Chestnut Hill, Ma

My beloved Dorothy. A most beloved friend, "auntie" and spiritual adviser. She will be cherished and her legacy will be honored each and every day. Rest well "Dot" - you meant so much to so many.

Dottie Zaharoff was a wonderful aunt. She always made me feel like I mattered. She was the adult I could talk to when I was a little girl. She taught me how to braid my hair, dress in style, and care about myself. I saved to this day everything she ever bought me when I was a child. I love her with all my heart. We spoke often when my uncle Arthur passed away, but then she changed her email address and I couldn't find her. Years later, she became my daughter's friend on facebook. God Bless...

Sending condolences to the whole Zaharoff family as you say goodbye to your beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother.
With love,
Terri Chebot

I AM DEEPLY SADDENED AT THE LOSS OF MY FRIEND OF 40 YEARS. DOTTIE WAS A FRIEND LIKE NO OTHER. WE SHARED GOOD TIMES AND SAD TIMES THROUGHOUT OUR LIVES. WE SHARED OUR FAITH IN GOD. IF YOU KNEW DOTTIE YOU KNEW LOVE. I THANK GOD NOW FOR GIVING ME THIS PRECIOUS FRIEND WHO I BELIEVE I WILL SHARE ETERNITY WITH. A LIGHT HAS GONE OUT BUT SHE SHINES FOREVER IN HEAVEN! MY HEARTFELT SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY SHE LOVED SO VERY MUCH! WITH LOVE ALWAYS, JEANNE MARIE JACKSON

I believe this is "Dot" who I went to beauty school with in the mid '70s. I remember her as a fun person and a great hairdresser. I think her frequently. So sorry for your loss.

Colleen Howard