Mary Hallstrom Obituary

I would just like to say that I am very sorry to hear of Dolly's passing and would like to offer my condolences to her family. I am very hurt by her passing. She was a beautiful woman and a positive influence on me. I will REALLY and truly miss her.

Dolly was an inspiration to us all. Her expression of "make lemonade when life throws you lemons" was something that she lived by. She had many set backs and handled each as a minor inconvenience. Tim, you helped her continue her work and she was grateful. She will be missed.

Dolly had the biggest heart, the gentlest spirit, at the same time a strong sense of justice. No one I've known has shown more courage and more love. I'm so sorry to learn she's gone on ... sorry for us, not for her; she's with her Savior now, and she's whole and healthy, reminding the Lord always to ask, "Is it good for kids?"



The world is a poorer place for loss of Dolly. My love to her family, especially Tim.

I have never had a friend I valued more than Dolly and the HRC brought us together. She was the kindest, most loving and non-critical person I have ever met and bore her infirmities with grace and courage that were an inspiration to all who knew her.



Thank you Gordon for your loving care of your remarkable mother. I will miss her but I smile as I think of her receiving all the joys of heaven in the abundance she deserves.



I love you Dolly. Jane Rader

Dear Gordon,



I am so sorry to hear of Dolly's passing. She was surely an inspiration to us all. I will always remember how welcome she made me feel at the Commission, and her devotion to service. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.