Birth date: May 28, 1930 Death date: Feb 28, 2003
Mrs. Dorothy L. Morlock, 72 of Fayetteville, AR passed away Friday, February 28, 2003 in Fayetteville. She was born May 28, 1930 in Gardner, MA to Joseph and Emma (Taylor) LeBlanc. She was retired from Tyson Foods. She is survive Read Obituary
To Dorothy Morlock,
To God be the Glory, and who's hands you are with now, we pray. You have touched our hearts and minds during your journey through life and we'll never forget you. May God Bless you and keep you, forever in his heart.
Cecilia,
I was greatly saddened to hear of the loss of your Mother when I returned from vacation today. All your friends here at JB Hunt feel your loss with you. You are in our thoughts and prayers daily.
Dorothy will never be gone -- one has only to gaze upon Julia's face...
May we all think of Dorothy's strength and love for her family -- that will "pull everyone through this lonely time."
I'm glad to have had Dorothy as a friend, if only for a brief time.
So sorry to hear about your loss. Dorothy was very much an inspiration to me and she will be missed. My heart goes out to you at this time. I'll never forget her.
Our prayers and thoughts go out to all the family.
I worked with Dottie in the mid 1960's at
Pratt and Whitney on the third shift. She
was probably one of the most intelligent
and challenging women it was my
pleasure to know. Unforgettable.
Over the years I have tried to contact
her with no avail. I was shocked to
realize this morning it was too late.
I hope all Dorothy's dreams and aspira-
tions have come true.
Her husband and children were her life.
Pat, Gwen and I extend our condolences to your family and you in this time of grieving. Our prayers and thoughts go out to your family.
Life is real! Life is ernest!
And the grave is not its goal:
Dust thou art to dust returnest,
Was not spoken of the soul.
Longfellow
She will be with us each and everytime we think of her or something we have shared.
Cecilia and family, I am sorry for your loss and would have certainly visited on Friday if I was not on my way to Iowa for my grandmothers funeral. I wanted to share an anonymous quote that my grandmother left for us and perhaps you might read it to your children as I know they will also feel a great loss. Lana
I am like a penny, Not a bad one,
a very bright one. Remember,
my darling children, I'll always turn up. Whenever you find a penny
anywhere in the years to come, you
pick it up and say, "There's Grandma!" Here's a penny, take it. It is the first of many. Keep it for luck, dear hearts.
In time you will have a thousand
reminders that I'm telling you how much you are loved.
---Anonymous
I am very sorry for your loss
