Birth date: Nov 8, 1922 Death date: Sep 19, 2020
Dorothy Eileene Mosty Landers was born on November 8, 1922 in Kerrville, Texas in the beautiful Hill Country. She passed away peacefully at home on September 19, 2020 in Longview of complications from Parkinson’s disease. Her pare Read Obituary
I worked with Mr. Landers a long time ago. He kept us laughing and we always enjoyed getting to see Mrs. Landers when we could. I am sorry I am late in knowing she passed away but rejoice she is with Mr. Landers. My Prayers and Love to the Landers Family. They both loved their family so very much. They both beamed when ever they talked about any of you. God Bless you.
Margaret Waller
Hibbs Hallmark & Co
I fondly remember Tom and Dorothy as friends of my grandparents, Bob and Pauline Cargill. May you find comfort in Dorothy and Tom being reunited. Prayers of peace and healing are being sent by Charles and Paula Cargill Kaplan. Godspeed Mrs. Landers.
Kathryn Kaplan
I will miss Ms. Landers. Tom and Dorothy have been friends of our family for a long time. She will be missed.
Glenn and Rhetta Collier wil
Dorothy was a sweet neighbor in Robbinwood. She and Tom were a wonderful couple. My deepest sympathy and prayers for the family.
Shirley Deteau
I remember and honor my Aunt Dorothy (or Dot as my generation knew her while we were growing up) as a wonderful wife & partner to my Uncle Tom; marvelous mother to my 3 cousins and their wives, children & grandchildren; devoted daughter to her parents & daughter-in-law to my grandmother Georgia Landers; loving sister & aunt; great gardener; someone who had an eye for all things blue; who learned to appreciate dogs as members of the family; and was a gracious neighbor to everyone who benefitted from her considerable kindness -- She was a most consummate cook in the grand tradition of fabulous Southern comfort food, and I recall her sons coming home to visit from UT asking Aunt Dot to please prepare their old favorite dishes such as her incomparable chicken fried steak & mouth-watering German chocolate cake, among many memorable recipes -- When we'd be out at the lake house on Cherokee of a summer, she'd catch, clean & cook up as many bream, catfish & bass as any active family could ever enjoy !!! As a committed Christian and life-long supporter of His church, my dear aunt has now joined her Lord and loved ones who have heard our Father in heaven say, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant."
Until we meet again, I remain your niece, Candice "Candi" Landers Campbell (Decker)
