Dorrie Lundquist

I met Dorrie and Jerry through my work at the Wisconsin Department of Corrections. I am deeply saddened to hear of her death. She was a wonderful person and I remember her as energetic, frequently smiling, and deeply committed to her husband, family and her chosen profession. She made a lasting positive impression on me. My condolences to her children, her extended family and to her closest friends.

My husband tj morley (son to barb johnson ... a friend of and coworker with dorrie) and I spent time with dorrie over the years with her and with her dept of corrections friends. The get-togethers were great!! I always remember dorrie as kind, energetic, dedicated... and always caring. She welcomed tj and i always -- even though we we're young and wet-behind-the-ears! She will be missed. My sincere condolences. Renee kubesh

Dorrie will always be my favorite supervisor of all time. She was a true leader, always encouraging, always positive and strong in her beliefs. She was the one that opened my eyes to Restorative Justice and Victim Empathy. I carry these beliefs with me to this day and forever. I know she will be very missed. Her legacy will live on.

Dorrie was a college roommate at Oshkosh. She was kind, funny and hard-working--a joyful person. My condolences to her close friends and family. Gail Jordan

I’m sitting here in shock upon learning of Dorris’s recent passing. I know that all of us share a common ending to our earthly journey here; but being that I hadn’t heard anything from or about my friend this news catches me totally off guard! Dottie was a quiet but staunch defender of offender rights and of her Democratic ideals I’m not surprised her life journey took took her to the heights that it has. My personal memories of her will always be cherished.