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Charlsa Fisher
July 20, 2005
I was a student of Ms. Dulin's at Midland Freshman, and had the honor of continuing to visit with her up until I graduated. She was a wonderful teacher. You know a teacher has left her mark on a student when eight years down the road lessons she taught you still stick in your mind.
She will be greatly missed, and always remembered.
Im very sorry for your loss, and I hope that God comforts all of you at this troubling time.
You are in my prayers and thoughts.
Karina Lopez
July 12, 2005
Dear Dulin Family,
I am one of the students who was blessed with having Mrs. Dulin as a teacher last year. She has thought me so many things and I thank her so much for that. I know she will be missed by all of her students. My prayers are with you.
Shannon Burdett
July 8, 2005
There are not many things worse than walking into the kitchen and having your mom ask you, "Did you ever have so-and-so for your teacher?" And then for you to say yes, only to see look of complete sorrow appear on your mother's face and hear the words, "She passed away."
I refuse to try and claim that we were close - we just spent every "zero-hour" together for a year and I will claim, however, that she touched my life in her very own special way. I'll never forget all those donuts that we brought for tardies - or that one day Whitney and I were so late because we had won an ice cream cake on the radio. I'll never forget those stories we read and watching her face light up when she taught because she loved teaching so much. I'll never forget "breaking the law" by having extra time to write our semester exam essays - Deziree and I took full-advantage of that. I'll never forget the paw prints we made the very first day of "real" high school where we got to tell about ourselves - that's when I realized a lot about myself that I had never realized before. I'll never forget buying candy from her that early in the morning, or locking Chase and Jason out of the classroom because they weren't in their seats right at 7:30. I'll never forget the "Found Poem" that we wrote or any of the other poetry that we read. I still have my found poem hidden away in my journal. That poem sparked something deep within me that will never be the same - it opened at door inside of me to endless journeys. I'll never forget hearing about her camping trips with Underwood, and even their excursions overseas in the summer. I'll never forget her funky first name because it's the same as my middle name and she is the only person I have ever known that has that name. I'll never forget her standing at the top of the "up-only" staircase, tackling anyone who even thought about trying to go down. I'll never forget that bright red "98" written on the top of my prize-essay that held my heart and pride within its pages. I learned so much about life through that class and her teachings. After the class was over, it all came together like a puzzle and I understood her and her teachings and I was never the same again. I discovered so many things about myself - my passion for writing especially - through that sophomore English class. I loved that woman dearly, though she probably wouldn't remember me today. I will never forget her or her smile or her contagious zeal for literature, life, and love.
I never would have thought I would be attending her funeral just a month after my graduation. She was only 54 - this seems so unreal. However, I suppose we never know what life is going to throw our way . . . for now I am remembering . . . along with all the others whose lives have been touched by Mrs. Arlene Dulin.
I love you, Mrs. Dulin - thank you for making a difference in my life and the lives of so many countless others. We'll see eachother again some day.
Bailey Boyce
July 7, 2005
Dulin Family,
I am very sorry for your loss. Mrs. Dulin was a beautiful person as well as an excellent teacher. I had the privilege of being one of her students this past year, and I learned so much from her. Mrs. Dulin will be missed by all of us at MHS. You are in my prayers.
Jennifer Mangum
July 6, 2005
Morgan, and Mr. Dulin,
I am so sad to have to say goodbye to your wonderful mother and wife. Arlene was such a wonderful teacher, person, friend, school sponsor; she was truly an amazing lady. I'm so honored to have known her, and to have gotten to work with her amazing child, Morgan. My love to both of you, and may God warmly bless your memories of her.
Ana Marie Zertuche
July 6, 2005
Mrs dulin i will NEVER forget you you taught me alot thank you for everything!!!
Andy Salgado
July 6, 2005
Dear Dulin Family,
I was a student of Mrs. Dulin at MHS this past year and having her as my english teacher was a blessing, she tought me so much... and today i heard the news of her leaving the face of the earth to join her deceased loved ones, im honored to say that I met her, and got to know her. I know that she is with God and that I will never forget her. I already miss her...
DWIGHT NORMAN
July 5, 2005
Dear Thad and Morgan,We are very sad to hear of the loss of your wife and mother.Thinking and praying for you hear in Vienna.Dwight,Conner,and Meredith Norman
Susan Nix
July 5, 2005
Dear Thad and Dulin family,
My deepest sympathy for the loss of Arlene. She was truly a beautiful person and a great teacher. She will be missed so very much. You and your family have been like a family to me for the many years we have known each other. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Michelle Spinks
July 5, 2005
Dear Dulin Family,
I am so sorry for your loss and the deep void I know you feel right now. Mrs. Dulin taught my daughter last year with such patience. My daughter is one of those frustrating students in Honors classes who won't do the work. Mrs. Dulin worked with me and my daughter and I appreciated it so much. Please know my daughter and I are both praying for you.
Wende Luedecke
July 5, 2005
Dear Thad, Morgan, and family...I am asking the Father to lift this hurt from your heart and place it on mine, so I can "bear" it for you and that you will receive peace from the Spirit!
I am so grateful you entrusted me to take care of Arlene's hair. Hugs, Wende
Kathy Robbins
July 4, 2005
Dear Morgan,
I am so sorry to learn of your mothers death. I am out of town and will be unable to attend the service but I wanted to let you know that I have been praying for you and thinking of your precious mother. How lucky you are to have had her in your life. I know how much she loved and adored you. Always know that and I pray that memories of her will help you through the difficult days ahead.
My deepest sympathy to you and your father,
Kathy Robbins
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