Dorothy Jeter Obituary

We were saddened to hear of Aunt Dot passing. She was always so kind and we enjoyed the happy times we shared with her. We are sending condolences to the entire Jeter family. We were away and are very sorry we weren't able to be there with you. Hope to see you all soon.
With love,
Tom and Michelle McCusker

Aunt Dot enjoyed life and loved to have fun. Laughing together is something everyone enjoyed with Aunt Dot. She had an easy and great laugh. She was always ready to share in an adventure. We had a blast living the Pretty Woman scene of "stomping the divots" at a fundraiser Polo match she attended with my mother and I.
On a trip to England Aunt Dot said she'd "Love to see the inside of a private casino!" This was overheard by a hotel guest and his mother. He happened to be a member of a private casino in London and invited us to join him that evening. Aunt Dot and I got all dressed up and off we went. We laughed so hard at ourselves as she slipped and tumbled on the stairs on the way in and I threw the craps dice straight off the table and watched in horror as they rolled across the casino floor. We had no idea how the slot machine worked but fed it money anyway. We gawked at the jewels, furs and gowns on the other guests and felt as though we were out of our element and had snuck onto a movie set. Such fun and heart warming memories I will treasure.
My deepest prayers of comfort for Brian and his children, Christine, Andrew, Lou and Mary and all of the family and dear friends of Aunt Dot. I love you all.

Aunt Dot,

There are many words I could use to describe you and your beautiful soul. I am so grateful for the vacation we got to have together. It had been awhile since I got to see you and it was a wonderful experience. I truly enjoyed all the times we have had together at our family gatherings. Thank you for being an amazing woman in our family and for having a wonderful and kind soul. Your journey has not ended as you will forever be in our hearts and minds. I love you and will miss you greatly. Until we meet again...xoxo

I have so many happy memories of Aunt Dot, my Godmother. Most of them consist of her and my mom, Mary Lou Reardon, laughing and joking in either Dot's or our kitchen. She was one of the sweetest and most thoughtful people I've ever known. She will be greatly missed.
Brian and Christine, I am so very sorry for your loss.

Jeannie Medwid and Family

Brian, Christine I will miss your Mother very much. We shared so many good times together. She was truly a wonderful woman and a great friend!! All my love to you and your family.

Your journey home has been paved with the warmth and light of our candle. May you find continued love and peace. You will remain in our hearts forever.

Love, Ron and Denise

Dot was a faithful friend to both Bill and Marylou Reardon..
She has been a kind and loving friend to me
We value gratefully her kindness and grace..
We will miss her..we are so blessed to have had her in our lives..
Shirley and Bill Reardon

Brian and Family, We are so sorry for your loss. Rest in peace, Dot. Hugs to you all. Love, Dana and Jason

Words cannot express our sadness. Dear Christine, Brian family, and friends, May the comfort of God help you through this difficult time. We will miss that smile and the spirit and joy that always surrounded you.
Dear Aunt Dot, may you rest in peace always.
Love Ron and Denise

My Aunt Dot was one of the sweetest and kindest women I have ever known. She will always have a place in my heart and will truly be missed. Love, her nephew, Danny McManus

My aunt dot was one of the sweetest and kindest women I have ever known. There will always be a place in my heat for her and she'll truly be missed. Love, her nephew, Danny McManus