Doris’s granddaughter Doctor Tammy MacLean (daughter of Nancy) gave a very touching eulogy and spoke of her grandmothers life, her love of gardening and of course her love of shuffleboard.

Doris and her late husband Harold spent many winters in Twin Palms mobile home park in Lakeland Florida , and that is where they both became attracted to the game of shuffleboard.  When Shuffleboard began in Coldwater and Doris was one of the very first members.  She enjoyed the fellowship of others after the games, and her many contributions of cakes and cookies were always a big treat with the shufflers.

 Doris was known for that quiet but very effective big smile she would give an individual if they put her disc into the kitchen , and she never forgot those who did.

Doris was elected Treasurer of the CNSA in 2010, a position she held for the term of two years, and it was during her term as treasurer , an International tournament was being held in Seattle Washington and the Inter Provincial tournament in Innisfail Alberta, and these are always busy times for the treasurer.

Attached are memory cards from the service.  Clicking on them Will NOT expand.  

Sent along by Gary Pipher With Thanks.  2015 05 31.