Doris Dallman
November 1, 1928 ~ September 2, 2012
Doris I. Dallman, age 83 of New Hampton, died Sunday, September 2, 2012, at her home.
Funeral services will be held 11:00 a.m. Thursday, September 6, 2012, at Trinity Lutheran Church, New Hampton with Rev. Kevin Frey presiding. Interment will be in the New Hampton City Cemetery with Mike Schnieder, Rick Dallman, Jason Dallman, Ryan Weigel, Jim King and Brandon Miller serving as pallbearers.
Friends may greet the family 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Hugeback-Johnson Funeral Home in New Hampton. Visitation continues an hour prior to the funeral at the church on Thursday.
Doris Irene Dallman was born November 1, 1928, in Lone Rock, IA, the daughter of Kenneth D. and Lillian I. (Kortum) Marlow. She received her education in Lone Rock graduating from high school there in 1946. Doris had been active in her high school band and basketball team. She then attended the former Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls and taught for a year in Terrill, IA, where she met her future husband. On March 2, 1950, in Farimont, MN, she married Richard Charles “Dick” Dallman. To this union four children were born. The couple initially lived in Estherville and Algona before moving to New Hampton in 1962. Doris began her teaching career in New Hampton at St. Joseph Catholic School where she taught for many years and then began teaching at New Hampton Elementary School. Doris was a remedial reading and Chapter One teacher throughout her thirty year career. Her husband Dick died on February 27, 1990, at the age of 60.
Doris enjoyed time in her garden and was in bowling league for many years. She enjoyed camping with her family, traveling and reading. She was also an active quilter at Trinity Lutheran Church. Doris was a true sports fan loving the Iowa Hawkeyes and following the New Hampton teams as well. She will be remembered by her family as a devoted mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who loved her time with them all.
Survivors include two daughters, Dixie (Bernie) Schnieder of New Hampton, Dawn (Darrin) King of Lawler; one son, Doug (Jean) Dallman of New Hampton; one son-in-law, Mike Weigel of New Hampton; twelve grandchildren, Mike (Ann) Schnieder, Michelle (Jim) Miller, Ryan (Michelle Adams) Weigel, Kristi (Tory) Reicks, Amy (Aseem) Patnaik, Jason Dallman, Rick (Sarah) Dallman, Kelly King, Katie King, Niki King, Jim King and Beka King; eleven great-grandchildren; two brothers, Jim (Colleen) Marlow of Spirit Lake; Bob (Nancy) Marlow of Algona; two sisters, Wilma Bonstead of Reno, NV, Joyce (Marlyn) Bausman of Dubuque.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband; a daughter, DeeAnn Weigel; one great-granddaughter, Keirny Reicks; two sisters, Shirley Arns and Betty Smith.
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Always a smile, seldom a frown. A wonderful lady with a quick wit. Visiting her was a pleasure. She was such a special person. We greatly appreciated her coming to Reno for Carl’s funeral. It was so good to see her and the other Marlow family members again.
To all Doris’s family-Was sorry to hear of Doris passing. She was a special lady and is now in heaven with the rest of her family and friends. You have my sympathy.
Dawn and family, You are in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.Tod palmer
Darrin,Dawn and the Dallman families I want to express my deepest symphanthy at your time of a loss. We’ll have to get together sorry I can’t be there for you but in spirit I will be. WN2
What a neat lady! Doris volunteered in Mrs Junko’s kindergarten class when my son was a student. It was truly a privilege to know such a fine lady.
Dawn and Darrin and families, We were so saddened to hear of your loss. It is never easy to lose a loved one. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers as you face the days ahead.
Dallman families: Sorry to hear of Doris’s passing. I remember her teaching at St. Joe’s school for many years. Keep her memories close to your hearts. Thinking about you and keeping you in our prayers.
I didn’t know Doris well but she was always nice to me @ church on Saturday nights. My thoughts & prayers are with the whole family.God Bless.
Doris was a great neighbor and we all loved watching her tend to her flowers. Our thoughts and prayers to the family. God bless.
OUR PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE DALLMAN FAMILY AT THE LOSS OF DORIS. GOD BLESS YOU ALL DAVE AND MARGE MAYO 1080 KELLY DR. NASHVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 27856
This soft-spoken, wonderful lady touched the lives of many, many students…including my three. She was one-of-a-kind and was rewarded with a peaceful passing to her eternal life.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Let the memories of Doris be passed on to the generations to follow and give you strength in the days ahead.
So sorry for your loss. Always enjoyed talking to Doris, she was a 2nd grandma to the girls when Dixie babysat. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Doug, Dixie, Dawn, Mike, & families, Please know you all have our deepest sympathies at this time. Your Mom was a special lady and I have many memories of her when we were growing up. One of my favorite memories is how she always called be Robert, even when we were not in trouble. I am now very greatfull we had the opportunity to say hi and have a small chat every now and then at Trinity. Please know we are here for you. God Bless!
So sorry to hear about Doris’s passing. She was always a willing helper for children. I remember having an opportunity to work with her as being a positive experience in my life. My thoughts and prayers remain with all of you.
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