Lori R. Dahlquist

Lori was a great friend, she would enter my classroom and always say "did you miss me buddy" Well Lori, I sure do miss you. I will miss her funny e-mails and her wonderful giggle. Rest in Peace.
Lynn Walton

Lori was a spunky child and kept that energy into her teen years. As adult, she matured into a deeply caring individual who wanted to help everyone around her. I love the memory of how she helped her Mom with communication after Marie's stroke, through American Sign Language (ASL). Despite health challenges, Lori always found ways to help people around her. We will never forget her legacy of concern for others. Our deepest sympathies to Lyn, Lee, Lance, and Larry, as well as to John. --From...

I ONLY MET YOU A FEW TIMES BUT I KNEW YOU WHERE A SWEET PERSON YOU ARE WITH MY ANGELS NOW WE WILL ALL MEET AGIAN GOD BE WITH US

The few times I spoke with her I new she had class.To learn of her being a teacher of the hearing impaired is kind'a over the top.My thoughts are with thoughs who new her best.

I grew up knowing Lori both in church and in school. We shared many secrets and frustrations during our teens and it bothers me that I saw her so rarely in the last few years. I know she will be missed by everyone, but I am glad that she is once again lighting up her mother's life and has found a permenant peace.

I will always Love Lori she will always be in my Heart. Rest in Peace honey.

I will always Love Lori she will always be in my heart." Rest in peace Honey"

Lori, with your smile, beauty, intelligence, and grace I know you are dancing in peace, patiently awaiting the arrival of others who's lives you touched with your natural unselfish love. Your presence made others feel comfortable, loved, and in the company of a trusting soul. Missing you so dearly makes me acutely aware of how lucky I have been to know you. You are special to me and will be carried in my heart, always. Love, Bernie