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Dorothe Tavitian Obituary

Tavitian, Dorothe 1UC40140 age 70, of Northbrook, at peace January 28, 2003, beloved wife of 46 years to Souran, loving mother of David (Kathy), Jennifer (Stephen) Swift and John, fond grandmother of Adam, Scott and Daniel, cherished daughter of Lillian and the late Lyle Hopper, dear sister of Jane Bekos and many nieces and nephews. Devoted Elementary School Teacher in Wilmette and Chicago Public Schools for 27 years. Memorial service Sunday, February 2, 2003, 1:30 p.m., at Christ United Methodist Church, 600 Dearfield Rd., Deerfield. Contributions to Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Rd., Glencoe, IL, 60022, appreciated. Info: Greatlakes Cremation Society, 773-282- 8650. Visit Guest Book at www.suntimes.com

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Published by Chicago Sun-Times on Jan. 31, 2003.

Memories and Condolences
for Dorothe Tavitian

4 Entries

Jennifer

February 4, 2003

Mom,

I will always remember your smile and teaching us good values and graces. You touched many lives and gave to many people so unselfishly. Jennifer

Carol Sodini

February 3, 2003

To the family of Dorothe,

Your Wife, Mother and Grandmother spoke to me often of all of you with much love. Dorothe loved and lived her life with enthusiasm and with grace.

Dorothe loved teaching and was very dedicated to her students' welfare.

I missed her when she left Hitch, yet I was fortunate to see her for a play and dinner after her retirement.

She was a good, caring person who always brought comfort to those she touched.

Martha Hodges

February 2, 2003

What I remember most about you is your great smile and how much you adored your students, and those great songs you taught your "kids". You made a difference.

God bless you,

Martha

David

January 31, 2003

Mom,

All of my Love.......

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