Dorothy Danick

Birth date: May 4, 2013

Dorothy Danick, 99, of Stafford Springs, CT, wife of the late Joseph Danick, passed away on Saturday, May 4, 2013. She was born in Stafford Springs, CT, daughter of the late Paul and Minnie (Thiesing) Turschmann. Dorothy retired a Read Obituary

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Cindy And Doug Minich

607w ago

In our later years of living on East Street, Dot became a wonderful friend. So many memories of her warmth to our family. We will miss her. Prayers to her wonderful family that loved their "Aunt Dot".

Diane And Tony Morianos

607w ago

It was an honor and privilege to have Dot in our family of friends. We love her dearly and shall cherish her memory. She was one fine lady who loved her family, friends and church. God Bless you, Dot!

Frank And Dorothy Triska

607w ago

It was a pleasure meeting Dot in the later years of her life. My wife Dorothy took care of her through a home-health care service. Dot shared so many memories of her earlier years and how she once drove a one-seated red car! I remember visiting Dot at her house and bringing her a fish and chip dinner, she almost finished her whole meal!Dot took a liking to my 4 year old daughter 'Yvonne' and loved to hug her, as she would visit Dot at Evergreen. We will all cherish the memories of Dot and continue to pray for her. May peace fill your life with comfort and God bless you.

Karen Troiano

607w ago

"Come and bring me some books" Dot would say..."make it Johanson or Parker or even Cornwall, and I wouldn't mind at all if you brought some of your chicken wings or cookies and stayed for a bit", and a bit would turn into an hour as she would say "SIT DOWN" and Dot would reminisce about Dr. Melvin or Dr Hastings & Dr. Detora and all of the children she delivered at Johnson Memorial Hospital. "You know", she said "I even helped deliver you". I will miss my friend Dot who loved a good read, and a chat and to share a recipe or two.. We enjoyed many trips on the senior bus, shopping, visiting & dining. After Dot stopped driving, I sometimes think she would come on the trips so she could drive the motorized carts--and we often found her zipping down an aisle or knocking over a display or two, as she drove with wild abandon. God speed my friend. I will miss you always & remember you forever. xox

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