Dorothy Jean Pochan

Dear Natalie, we were so sorry to hear of your mothers passing. Its never easy to let go of someone you love and takes up just a big part of your heart and life. Memories are made to allow us to look back and see the things that we can smile and cry about and allow us to remember our loved ones. Please know that Steve and I are thinking about you. Sincerely, Steve and janet

I worked with Dottie at the Holiday Inn when I was in high school. I was a bus boy at the time. She was my favorite person there and was always very kind to all of us kids that worked there. Very patient and kind! Most of us were morons at that time. It felt like I was working with my Mom. Natalie and Mike, please accept my deepest sympathies. She was a wonderful lady. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I know that you have wonderful memories of your Mom. She made the world a better place in which to live.

My deepest sympathy goes out to your family. I loved Dottie! I will always have special memories at the Odyssey as well as the quiet times we spent together on retreat. Dottie was a true angel sent by God and now is in his loving arms once more. I will miss her deeply. Peace be with you, Michelle

Natalie, I try to get around to viewing Tarrings obits every 2 or 3 weeks, since I don't get around to looking at the paper. So sorry to read of the loss of your mother. You were so sympathetic to me when I saw you in the store a couple times over the last year or so and told you about my brother that fell and sustained very serious brain injuries. Unfortunately, at this same time, we've been told he has just has a few days of life left, but I am still praying for a miracle. Please know thoughts and prayers will be for you and your family during this difficult time.

hi cindy and natalie, so sorry to hear about your mom, went through it with my father.