Obituary
“Sharp, funny, and fiercely loyal — she said what she meant and meant what she said.”
Dorothy Klein was a journalist and a grandmother who never lost her nose for a good story or a good argument. She wrote for four decades, read everything, and kept a standing Friday lunch for sixty years. She loved crosswords, black coffee, and her family loudly. She leaves a legacy of words and a family who adored her.
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Photos
“At the lake, 1998”
“The garden in spring”
“With the grandkids”
Condolences
“One of the kindest people I have ever known. It won't be the same without them.”
“They made everyone feel like family. I never once felt like a guest at their table.”
“A steady hand and a warm heart. I learned more than I ever thanked them for.”
“Fifty years of friendship and not one dull moment. I'll miss our Sunday calls.”
“They believed in me before I believed in myself. I carry that with me every day.”
“Family gatherings will never be the same. Thank you for every story and every laugh.”
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