Dorothy Lansing

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Dorothy Ann Lansing, 94, of New Hampton, IA, died peacefully on Friday, November 3, 2023, at Linn Haven Rehab &Health Care in New Hampton. Dorothy has requested that her body be donated to Mayo Clinic in Rochester MN. for educational purposes. Burial will be at a later date at the New Hampton Cemetery. At that time, Dorothy requested that family and friends gather together to celebrate her life. Dorothy was born March 14, 1929, in Ossian, Iowa to Frank and Beatrice (Holien) Lansing. She grew up in New Hampton, Ia., graduating from New Hampton High School in 1947. Dorothy was employed at the New Hampton telephone company and later as a bookkeeper for the Firestone store, from which she retired. She continued living in New Hampton being the caregiver for her parents. Dorothy enjoyed roller skating and going to dances at Spillville. She enjoyed card playing with family and friends. She also enjoyed traveling with her brother and sister-in-law Vic and Marilyn to Las Vegas and going on 2 cruises. Several times she and her parents would join Vic’s family on Minnesota fishing trips being able to spend time “Up North”. Spending time with her friends at the casinos was a fun time for her. Dorothy is survived by her sister-in-law, Marilyn Lansing of Stewartville, MN. Nieces Sandra (Tom) Ellinghuysen of Stewartville, MN, and Gwen (Greg) Wellik of Rochester, MN. Nephews, Jeffrey (Karen) Lansing of Rochester, MN, and Tom Lansing of Spring Valley, MN. As well as numerous cousins. Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents, and brother, Victor. Dorothy’s family would like to express their gratitude for the kindness and care given to her by St. Croix Hospice, and the staff members at Linn Haven Rehab and Health Care.

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  1. Love you always, so thankful for all the memories. You got your wish my friend.. You will continue to live on in the hearts of those whom you touched.

  2. I’m so glad that I was able to spend time with Dorothy in June. A grand visit. She was a cousin that I enjoyed visiting every time I was in Iowa. We always talk about old times and new times. You will be missed, as I love you Dorothy.

  3. Out condolences to Marilyn and family. Dorothy and I worked together at the Firestone Store for 20 + years. After Firestone closed Dorothy came to work for a period of time at our store Hometown TV & Appl. Whiskey and water Dot, I’ll have one for you and remember all the memories and good times we shared. RIP Dot.

  4. My sympathy to Dorothy’s family. I always enjoyed visiting with her; her comical comments. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

  5. Marilyn Lansing and family my deepest sympathy on the passing of Dorothy. Am sorry for not giving my sympathy in prior memory. Dorothy would always talk about all of you.


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