1934
2015
SENTER, Dorothy June
Passed away peacefully in her sleep on Sunday, February 1st, 2015, in her 81st year. Beloved wife of the late Stanley Senter. She will be sadly missed by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren in the McDermott, Haw and Senter families. Dorothy was the last of her siblings, who are now all joyfully reunited. We invite all of her "Flowers" to join her "Gems" at THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS (632 Thornton Rd. N., Oshawa) for a commemoration of her life on Saturday, February 7th at 1:00 p.m. with visitation one hour prior to the service. Interment at Thornton Cemetery following the service.
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11 Entries
January 28, 2019
Friend
Daniel Johnson
Fondly remembering the laughter and discussions on our way to the Temple.
March 16, 2015
Dearly loved and greatly missed.
Yvette Pinner (Newcastle, ON)
February 5, 2015
Mardi Proper
Dorothy was my visiting teacher for a short time and her energy and pure kindness amazed me. One day I had probably 1000 lbs of rags to unload in my van and I had to just run and get my child from a neighbours house. When I got back, not only had she unloaded my van but she had cleaned the van out...in a short space of 5-10 minutes....She truly was a gem of a woman, with a beautiful family to go with. I hope to meet you again one day Dorothy, all my love to your family during this difficult time
February 5, 2015
Charlie & Georgina Misseri
Dorothy was not only a good friend, but also a great inspiration and example. Her courage and cheerful disposition motivated us to be likewise. Our sincere condolences to her family.
February 5, 2015
Sharon Lynch
Dorothy is an inspiration to me. She lived life well, she loved with a beautiful heart, and made everyone with whom she interacted feel special. I will miss her sunny smile and lovely disposition. I loved being a "Flower" and will miss visiting with her tremendously. My sincerest condolences to all who loved Dorothy and counted her as family or friend.
February 5, 2015
Daniel K. Johnson
To all of Dorothy's magnificent bouquet of personal flowers - children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, my sincerest condolences, and love. Dorothy made my travel to the Temple with her and the other sisters for evening sessions a joyous experience that I will never forget. I'm sorry I cannot join you on Saturday, but my heart and prayers will be with you. Your brother, Dan Johnson
February 5, 2015
Linda Russell
I also was called a "flower" - will miss her gentle smile & manor.
February 4, 2015
Being only ONE of Dorothy's "flowers" I was privileged to be a small rose in her huge bouquet of friends! What a beautiful smile and sparkling eyes that made up her serene countenance. She was an angel among us! My sincere condolences to the family - you were so privileged to have her as your matriarch. Sending Hugs with Love, Judy Sprague
February 4, 2015
Phyllis Gray
To Steve and Gay, and all other Family Members, Glen and I are very Grateful for the Inspiration that Dorothy gave us and all she meet,. Dorothy was a very great example of her Faith and gave her all to everyone. We will miss her deeply but she will now be with her Father in Heaven and will be the angel looking down on all her Family and Flowers. She may be gone but she will remain to all of us as an inspiration, as we continue our journey till we meet again. Be at peace as you know that her Father in Heaven will have his arms wide open for your Mother and Grandmother.
Her Loving Friends / Flower
Phyllis and Glen Gray
February 4, 2015
Alison Caughey
To all the family, I have very special memories of Sister Senter, she was my first Young Woman President and I loved her dearly. She made me feel very special and unique and her blue case always had a few treats that encouraged me as a sweet toothed 12 year old to answer questions perfectly. She taught me kindness, gentleness and the last time I hugged her I was her "flower" as always. May she be rejoicing with her beloved x love Alison Caughey, Coventry x
February 3, 2015
to steve and gay and all the other family members.my heart is saddened by the passing of this wonderful lady but rejoices in the fact that she is free of pain and reunited with your dear husband Stan.she brought so much joy and optimism into my life.I was privileged to get to know her well in the last 6or 7years of her life.she was one-of-a-kind and will continue to be an influence in my life as I remember this wonderful woman.love you flower I know your smiling up there.john kranc
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