Condolenses to all of Dorothy’s family and friends: I remember this wise, sweet-spirited women that I got to know after awhile during visiting my dear father at Cedars Villa almost three years ago. She always had an upbeat, fun outlook and was gracious to all no matter what events had taken place. The words that describe her rich life are a inspirational. She was one of those who just never stopped giving of herself. She will be well remembered by this soul. Nameste
I recognized the Violini name, and send my condolences for your dear mom. Lou and Glynn. I have wonderful memories of you both from Camp Kananaskis when I was a teenager and counselor there. It seems like your family has beendedicated to helping others, and Dorothy was the lead for that.
My heartfelt sympathy at the passing of your mother. It’s 2:00 Saturday, and you’re probably headed to the gravesite – what a grand day for a memorial to a grand lady. A donation has been made to the Arthritis Society on behalf of Ad Infinitum (now my corporation). Hope to see you and David soon.
I will always remember Aunt Dorothy coming up the street to visit Mom on a daily basis. The day just wasn’t complete without a visit from her. She always helped out where-ever she could. Even if anyone in the family was mis-behaving….she would have no problem putting us in our place while Dad was at work. The weekend picnics in Radium or Banff were always good. Many other ventures were to follow. All of these activities made my brother, sister and I respect her like no other. She was a second mother to all 3 of us. I will always remember her as a tremendous woman. She will be sadly missed but fondly remembered. GOD Bless You Auntie Dorothy, for he blessed all of us with You. Ciao for now.
Rita and family – we were saddened to read of the passing of your beautiful and strong mother. The love and pride you all held for her was inspiring in your heart-warming tribute to her.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
