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Dorsey, Carmen Sue (McGregor) 69, passed away on August 8, 2016. She is preceded in death parents, Bruce E. McGregor and Ila A. McGregor (New). Survivors include husband, Ron; son, Zachary Strider McGregor-Dorsey and wife, Jessica C. Lee; granddaughters, Moxie Eleanor and Keen Zora; sisters, Delores Kiehl and Jo McGregor. Carmen spent her early years on a farm near Cheney, KS - where her heart remained throughout her life. She taught at Hadley Middle School during her professional life, always loved gardening and Wichita State basketball. We have lost a kind and gentle soul. The family will have a private memorial service at a later date. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established with Kansas Humane Society, 3313 N Hillside St., Wichita, KS 67219. Share online condolences at www.CozineMemorial.com. Arrangements by Broadway Mortuary.
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J Sharon Powell (Quincy)
My friendship with Carmen began only a few years back and is, for me, at the heart of my involvement with our class reunion activities. We did not know one another during our high school years, but it turns out after age 60, we began to see each other every Friday night for dinner, and into the late night lively conversations. Our group of a steady 4 couples, plus other occasional friends, called ourselves the Friday Night Friends! So, it was long after high school that I began to know Carmen. What a wonderful and unique friend and person she was! If you knew Carmen, you share my sadness at her passing. My life is better because of having had Carmen McGregor Dorsey in my life....
Phyllis Gail Fast
Sharon, I was lucky to know Carmen during high school. We carpooled together our junior and senior years. what a trip to start and end the school day with the laughs and fun she brought. thanks to you, Sharon, I was able to reconnect with Carmen several years ago. Only then did i learn Carmen came to North from Hamilton, so she knew no one to start with, not easy to do. i share your sadness in losing her so soon. Phyllis Fast
Tim Greenshields
Carmen was such a sweet classmate and I knew her well. Blessings to her family !
Tim Greenshields