Thinking of you all at this time of loss. Dorothy was such a kind and gentle lady and I always enjoyed visiting with her. She had a heart of gold. Keeping you all close with prayers of peace.
My amazing Aunt Dorothy had nine children and still opened her home and her heart to a "city girl" from California for a number of summers. I have so many fond memories of those summers, and yes, fried chicken is one of them! Love to my cousins and their family. I wish I could have been there.
Much love,
Jan
I have fond memories of Dorothy. She was a wonderful "behind-the-scenes" worker at St. Teressa's and a pillar of the Church. My sympathy to her big family.
Fr. Ken Kelly
Sincere sympathy to all the Dieker family. Dorothy played the organ when Fred and I married. I am still using the ceramic cannister set she gave us for a wedding gift as well as the cowboy boot vase and bank she made for Fred many years ago. She and Larry and Fr. Jim brought Tena out to Deerfield for visits when we lived in western KS and we greatly appreciated that. My boys loved her bubble bread. She was a special person.
Janet and family, so sorry to hear of your mother passing. May your memories and the love of family and friends get you through this difficult time. With deepest sympathy.
To the Dieker kids I knew in high school: I am better to have met your mother. I remember your mother as being warm and strong, gentle and firm, like a farming mother is. My love to you all while you go through this tough time.
Tom Dougherty
Dorothy was a wonderful person. She had such a strong Faith and she shared with so many people.I have so many wonderful memories of meeting at Katheran and Frankie Stahls
praying the Rosary and having Mass in the winter time . Also playing cards.She will be missed,your in our prayers at this time.Love Allan and JoAnne Highberger
