Dorothy Opem

We have so many fond memories of times we’ve spent with Dorothy and her son Mike and they will always be cherished. She was such a wonderful person, readily willing to share a good conversation and provide support when you needed it. She cared deeply for her friends and loved ones and you could clearly feel that love. She’ll be missed by so many. Tim and Terry Tyson

I first met Dorothy when I worked for State Capitol Credit Union. After getting to know her, found out that she graduated from DeForest High School in 1953 with my mother Sandra Shire. We shared many laughs and stories. She was a soft spoken woman with much love in her heart. When ever I travel Hoepker Rd. I think of her. My sincere condolences.

If you have met Dorothy, or you know Dorothy, you know what warm, friendly, caring person that she has always been. I was fortunate to work with Dorothy for over 20 years. No matter the atmosphere, no matter the pressure, she was always genuine and caring toward her co-workers. Even after retirement, it was always special when I ran into her at the grocery store. Heaven has gained a special person!!! Jerry Simono

We would like to send our sympathy to Dorothy's Family. Our children Dan and Deanna Naggatz were friends with Mike and Kris and rode the same school bus when they were younger. Dorothy also attended many times Madison Christian Women' club which I also attended. We lived just "around the corner" from them on Sommer Valley Circle. Enjoyed Dorothy's friendship and pray for God's comfort to Mike and Kris and all the rest of the family. In Sympathy and love, Mary and Ron Naggatz