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Doris R. Bernlohr

September 2, 1935 - January 21, 2021

Per her wishes, cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held when it is safe to gather. The family wishes to thank the caring staff at the Friendship Village Woodside Special-Care Unit and the Health Center, both before and during the challenging pandemic times, as well as the fine caregivers at Twin Lakes Community in Burlington, NC. Memorials will gratefully be received by any of the following: Prince of Peace Lutheran Church (Samaritan Fund) 1747 W Milham Rd Portage, MI 49024; Friendship Village of Kalamazoo (Employee Appreciation Fund) 1400 N Drake Rd Kalamazoo, MI 49006; Capital University (Bernlohr Family Endowed Scholarship) 1 College and Main Columbus, Ohio 43209.

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Leslie and I were so saddened to learn of Doris' passing. It was a joy to know Doris, and to know Jack. Our hearts go out to the you all. Tim and Leslie Dyess Chapel Hill, NC

Posted by Tim Dyess on June 22, 2021

Doris taught in the room next to me at Lawton Middle School. It was my first year there, and Doris took me under her wing and made sure that I felt welcome and included. She always had a word of encouragement when needed or advice when asked. I will forever be grateful to her for that. My sympathies to all of her family and friends.

Posted by Jamie Horak on January 24, 2021

Hello to the family of Doris, Lisa, Joel & Noah--our sympathies in the loss of your mother and grandmother. It seems she lived an impressive life or teaching, advocacy and service. I can see how her spirit lives on in you! May you be consoled during this time of grief by fond memories of her and the difference she made in the lives of others. Peace, Gary, Karen, Amanda & Ella

Posted by Gary Bischof & Karen Helmeke and family on January 24, 2021

With deepest sympathy.

Posted by Patricia VanZoeren on January 23, 2021