Denise E. Dodero

I just found out when my sister Karen called this evening. I am so sorry. Most of the memories I have of Denise are from when we were young. I only spoke to her as an adult a few times. I always remembered her voice fondly. I have no reservation saying that I always knew she was kind, caring, a very special person. My wife passed a couple months ago. I have some idea of what your feeling, and whats to come. I am sorry that I didn’t have the opportunity to know her better. Again, I am so sorry for your loss. Frank Dodero (cousin)

Dear Family, Ohio State University Physicians would like to extend our deepest sympathies to you. Denise will remain in the hearts and prayers of our staff who have worked with her over the years.

I never personally met Denise but had plenty of telephone and email exchanges with her. She was really a gem and as you know someone I refer to as a “searcher”. A searcher is one who looks to solve the problem or answer the question. She did not pass the buck. All will miss this trait, our sincere condolences to Denise’s family and friends.

Dear Family, I had the pleasure of working with Denise over the last several years through various associations. She was always upbeat, always prepared, always friendly, and always willing to help others. On behalf of the University of Utah Medical Group, please accept our condolences. Her memories will live forever in us all. Dayle Benson

All of us at The University of Colorado School of Medicine and University Physicians, Inc send our deepest sympathy to Denise’s family. She was terrific to work with and always helping all of us pull together for the good of the Profession. I will treasure the special bow-tie she gave me two years ago at the GFP meeting and always think of her and her warmth and good humor when I wear it.

I wish to extend my deepest sympathies to Denise’s family. I had the pleasure of working with Denise at AAMC. She was very dedicated and hard working and a great colleague and friend. She will be missed by everyone who knew her.

Dear Family, While I never personally met Denise, through my brief work with the AAMC I was able to gain insight into her tremendous character. I know she will be remembered fondly by all that knew her. Please accept my sincerest condolences.

Denise was a wonderful colleague – dedicated, resourceful, committed to excellence and blessed with a sense of humor. She left her mark on many and will be sorely missed. With deepest sympathy,

To Denise’s family and friends, Please accept my deepest sympathies on the loss of Denise – a fine colleague and friend. Denise was one of an important handful of people who made my recent transition to the AAMC easy, and I am grateful for her time and energy (and grace) in the process. We will miss her greatly, Dave Davis

To Elinor, Gale and Stephen, Please accept our deepest sympathies in your loss. May the Lord keep you in his care. We know that Denise is in very good hands. Love, Louis and Chris

To the Dodero Family, I would like to extend my deepest sympathies. I was a high school classmate of Denise’s. We had recently reconnected when she moved to Vienna. It was nice to have had that opportunity. May all your memories of her provide you comfort. May she rest in peace.

I enjoyed working with Denise and appreciated her support.

My heartfelt condolences to Denise’s family and friends. She and all of you are in my prayers.

I knew Denise while at Stanford. She was witty and had a big heart. She will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.

I knew Denise professionally and always held the utmost respect for her. She was sharp, insightful and very caring. She was one of the few people in DC lobbying circles that I really respected and trusted fully. She will be missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with each of you. Denise was among my first acquaintances at Stanford. Over the years we worked closely on a number of projects together and became good friends. Our friendship continued after she left California. I was fortunate to visit her in Virginia when I visited family who lived close by. She was a special person in my family and will be missed. I’m so glad that I was able to speak with her last week.

I had the pleasure to work with Denise over the past several years. What a brilliant and joyful person. I will miss her deeply and extend my condolences to her loved ones.

Please accept my condolences on your loss. Denise and I were high school classmates and friends. She was a warm and intelligent person who brightened the lives she touched. She’ll be missed.

To the Dodero Family, I was so sorry to hear of Denise’s passing. Denise & my brother Tim Cahill, who also sadly has passed away, were great friends. My deepest sympathy to Denise’s family and friends.

I’m sorry we’ve lost Denise. At Cornell, her cheerful personality lifted everyone around her. My heartfelt condolences to her family.

I was very sorry to learn of Denise’s passing during a recent gathering of Brockton High School friends. We spoke of her warmth and intelligence. She will be missed by many. My most sincere sympathy to family members, friends and co-workers who had the privilege of working with her.

I’ve only just learned of Denise’s passing. We went to Cornell together, and were housemates. I hadn’t been in contact for many years, but am profoundly saddened to hear this news. My deepest sympathies to her family; we’ve all lost a truly wonderful person.

To the Dodero Family, Just heard about Denise’s passing. We met in 1980 at Stanford, became fast friends and roommates – in fact she was in my wedding. We stayed close even when she moved to the pacific northwest but lost contact with each other when she moved to the east coast. She was such an incredible friend with an amazing sense of humor. She spent many holidays with my family in Los Gatos and always brought her famous new york style cheesecake with her. I will miss her greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with you.