Doris A. Robertson, 55 Doris A. Robertson, 55, of Lafayette, died at 10:12 a.m. Friday June 25, 2010, at St. Elizabeth East Hospital. Born March 19, 1955, in Lafayette to the late Lloyd and Rosalie Edwards Magnusson, she graduated from Benton Central High School in 1973. On July 23, 2005, she married David Robertson inContinue Reading
I wish you the best as you go through this troubling time.
Steve Lauer
She was a bright spot to my day, always greeting everyone with a friendly smile and hello. She made a point of getting to know the students, their names and often times something about them. I would hear her talking with them as she worked, asking about their day or wishing them luck on the test. The students loved her and her friendly manner. She was their mom away from home.
She was so helpful and caring in everything she did. She will be missed by all the students and staff who she worked with. Our thought and prayers are with you and your family in this time of loss.
Ken Field
General Manager
Earhart Residence Hall
It brought my great joy to work with Dorris for the two years that I lived in Earhart Hall. She was upbeat, happy, and always had something positive to say. Dorris made a tremendous impact on the faculty and staff that knew her as she the time to remember everyone with whom she crossed paths. Dorris was loved by everyone that had the chance to interact with her and the hallways won&t seem as bright without her around.
My condolences,
David A. Wefler
Staff Resident Earhart Hall 2009-2010
Resident Assistant Earhart Hall 2008-2009
Doris was a complete joy to see on a daily basis for the time I was an RA at Earhart Residence Hall. Her lively spirit was a delightful part of everyday that I had the pleasure of seeing her. I am amazed by the time she took to learn resident&s names who she saw on a daily basis and how much she cared for us. Doris lived life by remembering what was important to her and always placed great importance in helping students with even the smallest need.
Even though working in Earhart was a small part of her life, it made an extraordinary impression on the students there. I am blessed to have known her because I realize that every time I saw Doris, it was a gift that allowed me to share in her joy. My condolences for your family, and know that there are many people who are sharing in the joy the Doris so freely gave to us.
Yours,
Olivia Hawbaker
Doris never ceased to brighten up my day. She always greeted me each morning with an enthusiastic hello. Wishing her ""good morning"" was an essential part of my day, and she made sure to seek me out so that I wouldn&t miss it. She went above and beyond every day to help the RAs with their programs, volunteering to move furniture around to our liking. She would stop whatever she was doing just to open the door for you.
My thoughts are with you now, and I send you my deepest sympathy.
You have my deepest sympathy at the loss of such a great woman. I know that she will be missed terribly. She was a really good person and a lot of fun to be around. I worked with her at Landis/Gyr and then at Seimens for a while and got to know her funny sense of humor. I will keep you and the rest of your family members in my prayers. God bless all of you.
Carol Metzinger
I&m so sorry to hear about Doris. Please know you will be in my thoughts and prayers. I&m sorry I will not be able to come on the 10th, my son is graduating from the Police Academy July 9 and his party is the 10th and I&m hosting it.
I will remember Doris as always having a smile and enjoying life. She was always ready to hear or tell a joke. I enjoyed being around her and will miss not seeing her again.
If I can help in any way please be sure and let me know.Once again I&m very sorry for your loss.
Yvonne
I had the pleasure of working with Doris since I joined L+G in 1997 until she left the company. I remember her as a happy, full of energy co-worker always willing to help. I have lost track of her whereabouts until today when I received the sad news of her passing away. Please accept my most sincere condolences.
Abe
Your Mom was my friend for more than fifty years and we had some great times together. She was loved by all and will be missed. I am so sorry for your loss.
Debra and David, I hope you two are doing well and will try and see you on the 10th as well as Marlene.
She was a Great Gal
Condra
Over the past two years, as an RA as Earhart Hall, I had the absolute pleasure of getting to know Doris. I was greatly saddened to learn of her passing. My sincere thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Doris touched the lives of so many students throughout Earhart Hall. I truly believe that she knew more students in Earhart on a personal level than anyone else. She was friendly, easy to talk to, genuine, funny, and a hard worker. Doris was an incredible lady in so many ways and simply a joy to be around. She will be deeply missed but continue to live in the hearts of many.
With deepest sympathy,
Katie Pekkarinen
Love to you
Mary
DORIS WAS A FABULOUS PERSON
REGARDS
RON AND DORIS GERARD FROM LANDIS AND GYR
I will always emember your stories. And u will be greatly missed by many. Your smile will be missed. I will be at station to drink one with ya!!
love ya
Christa
We love you all, Jeff and Jennifer Parks
debra & david,
I am so sorry to hear of your losing your sister. I know the pain ever so well.I miss my sister each and every day. Just to talk to her one more time, to hang out , laugh till we pee, and cry when we lose an loved oned.
May she rest in peace now.
My heart hurts for all of your family, Doris&s husband,& Marlene, & the rest of our family.
I love you all, Linda