Dorsey Connors Forbes

Dear Mr. Forbes, Julius and I have just returned from Lake Geneva. Getting caught up on our Tribune reading, we were deeply saddened to learn that Mrs. Forbes has passed away. Mrs. Forbes was a charming, beautiful lady and both Julius and I were very fond of her. You and Mrs. Forbes were wonderful as "president" and "first lady" of The Tav. We send our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Sincerely, Lorraine Brueckert.(Mrs. Julius Brueckert). P.S. Julius worked at The Tavern...

Please acccept My deepest Sympathy
in the Passing of Mrs Forbes(Dorsey) I was the PoliceOfficer around Holy Name Cathedral In the 1950's through 1984 I still Have signed Coat Hanger Book Which I treasure and My Wife Enjoyed over the Years Shareing it with Friends
And My Many Conversations with Mr Forbes and Dorsey were Always Uplifting With all Her Sorrows She always Took Time to Talk with Me
I Thank God For the Honor of Knowing HER . Patrick Dyra Retired 18th Police Officer

John,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family on your loss.
Dorsey was a very special person to the Chicago TV community.
It was my great pleasure to know and visit with both you and Dorsey during and after her induction into the TV Academy's Silver Circle.
Her kindess and generosity will be greatly missed.
Sincere sympathy,

Please accept my condolences on Mrs. Forbes death. Her always-cheerful column was enjoyed by so many for so long. She will forever be a treasured part of Chicago's history.

Chicago will miss her brillance and I will miss a dear friend.

Stanley Paul

Allison,
Thinking of you and your family as you deal with your loss.
Trish Dowell and family

I cherish my memory of Dorsey during the early days of television. We were part of an early evening show on channel seven. She presented her wonderful home-making tips... including her famous clothes hanger creations... and I followed her with my weather forecast, standing behind a big plate glass window with the outline of the U.S. on it. Her 'ribbing' and warm encouragement as I struggled to write backwards on the map with a felt tip pen helped me overcome my TV jitters. To you who...