Birth date: Aug 26, 1916 Death date: May 12, 2006
Dorothy Marie Kendall was born August 26, 1916 to Sofus P. and Olga A. Eilertsen in Tacoma, Washington where she remained all of her life. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank R. Kendall, in 1986.As the sixth child of N Read Obituary
Your Mother was never to busy to take the time and visit with us when we stopped by. Rick remembers the many times of visiting at the kitchen table with her. She was a special lady. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.##imported-begin##Rick and Marlene Mosier##imported-end##
Tammy, Dave and staff thank you for allowing us to get to know your mother. She was a joy, and so loyal to her friends.
We will miss each of you.##imported-begin##Dave and Tammy##imported-end##
Rod, Tom, Bob & Jon,
Our thoughts are with you and your family's during this loss of your Mom. In my early teens I recognized that she always had a kind word for me when I came to visit. (Which was a lot)
Dorothy never seemed to let on that she knew what Tom & I were up to somedays, but by the look on her face you knew she had us figured out.
It has been a privilege to have had Dorothy as a part of my life.##imported-begin##Ron & Marla Miller##imported-end##
Dear Mrs.Kendall
You were like a second mom. You always welcomed me into your home. I had years of fun down at the Kendall's. Bob, Jon and I would play for hours with the big innertube summer and winter,play pool,set up the race car track and ride the lawn mower. I remember you cooking grilled tuna fish sandwichs. Thank you for so many years.
Rod, Tom, Bob and Jon
All my love to you.
Your long time friend
Tom Manza##imported-begin##Tom Manza##imported-end##
I remember your mom's laughter, it would be from down deep and one of those laughs you love to hear. She was always sweet and nice. She would sit in her chair, looking out and watching the planes come and go out of Tacoma Narrows Airport. But that laugh I will never forget.##imported-begin##Lorna Dawson##imported-end##
Dear Cousins and Family,
Your Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother was a very precious person.
My memories of all the Christmas parties at your parent's house are with me today. Even though I was just a kid, I so remember Aunt Dorothy in the kitchen asking us (kids) if we needed anything. She was always so warm and giggly.
Throughout those times I thought to myself and told Mom, Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Frank are so nice and funny too!
God will bless her and keep her close to all of you and all who were privileged of knowing her.
Love and Sympathy, Patty and Bob##imported-begin##Patty and Bob Reynolds##imported-end##
