Kathy, your Mom taught me in the 8th grade at Twiggs Co. High, Jeffersonville, GA along with Miss Lois Hill and I appreciate it so much. Mrs. Myers was a beautiful lady and loved her 'Kathy'. I had a green ink pen that she loved and everyday, she'd say, 'Virginia, please let me borrow your ink pen'...needless to say, I treasure this and Mrs. Myers. May God bless you. Virginia Phillips Rogers, Allentown, GA

- Virginia Phillips Rogers, Allentown, GA

Kathy and family, Thinking of you and your family at this most sorrowful time. She was absolutely the sweetest, most beautiful and classic lady that I have ever known...Aunt Dorothy!

- Ted Dimsdale, Jacksonville, FL

Kathy, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Your mom was the sweetest. It was great being neighbors for so long. Remember that God is in Control.

- Diane Towles Cooper, Cochran, GA

I was lucky enough to have Mrs. Myers in the 7th and 8th grade for English in Cochran. I learned a lot more than grammar, sentence structure and verb conjugation from her. She made you want to be the best student and best version of yourself. After my parents, she is without doubt, the most influential teacher from whom I ever learned something. I want to thank her for the experience of being her student. Beyond her talent as a teacher she was a wonderful person to be around.

- Jack Douglas Shepherd Jr, Milledgeville, GA

Mrs Myers was the best English teacher I had at the junior high school in Cochran, GA. Mrs. Myers was knowledgeable,caring,and persistent in her quest to teach us English.She was strict and expected us to do the assigned work.I learned more in her classes than I did later on in high school and college. Mrs. Myers was a great inspiration to us all.

- Denise Shepherd, Milledgeville, GA

Kathy, I am sorry for your and your family’s loss. Your mother was very special to me. She demonstrated courage, integrity, caring and wisdom in her personal and professional life. I remember the first time I saw your mother, and the last. I remember many times in between. But my most lasting memory of your mother and the lesson she taught occurred when I was in the eighth grade. My friends and I liked to eat in her class. My friends got caught many times and received corrective measures equally. Me, I never got caught or corrected in class. Then I received my report card. When I looked at my conduct grade I noticed it was a U, and beside it she wrote: “Eats in class'. She never mentioned it. And I never ate in class again. In that brief moment in time, your mother taught me a valuable life lesson: to influence someone the most do so when it is expected the least. Mrs. Myers will be missed but her memory lives on in those of us she touched. And influenced

- Tom Foskey, Savannah, GA

Many of us who were privileged to teach at Richmond Hill School in the 70's-80's were equally privileged to know and work with Dot Myers. 'Dot' single-handedly ran the English department--diagram some sentences, anyone?--and then, as now, there wasn't a coworker, parent, or student alike who didn't realize they were certainly in the presence of a powerful, one-of-a-kind force. Dot was a super teacher---extremely knowledgeable, quick-witted, master disciplinarian, and very much respected. Dot was, needless to say, a super friend, a real class act, a true lady of the South. We were and are all better people for having known her. Sadly missed but never forgotten.

- Colleen Cassiday, Savannah, GA

Kathy, Dennis and I have many fond memories of Aunt Dorothy and the times we visited with her and Uncle Billy. Thankful for her influence in our lives and the joy she leaves behind with her precious memories. Love and God Bless,

- Dennis & Cheryl Carr, Suwanee, GA

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Mrs.Myers.She was my 7th grade teacher and thinking back she was the best. Mrs.Myers will never be forgotten...she will always live on in our greatest memories. RIP Mrs.Myers. We love you!

- Teresa Pridgen Smyth, Richmond Hill, GA

It was a pleasure and honor to have worked with Dot Myers during our time at Richmond Hill School back in the 70's and 80's when we were a K-12 school. I will always have fond memories of her. She is not a person anyone would ever forget because she was such a fine lady. You were blessed to have her in your family. My deepest sympathy, Dahlia Rahn Hood

- Dahlia Hood, Richmond Hill, GA

My deepest sympathies to Mrs. Myers' family. She was one of the most wonderful, inspiring teachers I have ever had. Even though I was always scared she would knock me in the head with her yardstick, she knew how to capture your attention and motivate you to learn, as well as to bring your best to the table. She demanded that we give our all, so we did. She was truly a one-of-a-kind and I loved her dearly. May your hearts take comfort in knowing she was so beloved and touched so many lives in such a positive way. A true role model. My prayers for comfort to all her family who I know will miss her dearly ,as we all will. Melissa Clark Dunwody Class of 81

- Melissa Clark Dunwody, Savannah, GA

We have never had a better friend than Dorothy Myers. She was so very precious to us. She wasn't our teacher, but she taught us many things about life, love and laughter. We will always miss her. Our best, Virginia and Kayla Daniel

- Virginia & Kayla Daniel, Savannah, GA

I'm so sorry to hear Ms Myers has passed. She was my favorite teacher and I loved her very much. She touched a lot of lives in Richmond Hill. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Paul Thompson RHHS C/O 88

- Paul Thompson, Richmond Hill, GA

Dot will be so missed. After all, she was a great lady, a wonderful teacher to my children and the best of friend you could have. Love you forever...

- Peggy, Richmond Hill, GA

Mrs. Myers was an incredible person who will be greatly missed. I have so many memories of her and her dedication to her students. She touched the lives of so many. Rest in peace Mrs. Meyers.

- Donna Caudill, Las Vegas, NV

My condolences to Ms. Myers' family . . . She was a wonderful lady and an awesome teacher. She was loved & will be truly missed.

- Becky Butler-Walker, Richmond Hill, GA

Mrs. Myers taught me English in school. She was an excellent teacher and I remember her fondly. I graduated RHHS in 1986.

- Cathy Driggers White, Guyton, GA

Mrs. Myers was a wonderful teacher. She had such a great spirit and a very big heart. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and everyone she ever inspired throughout her life.

- Kim Brandel Haines, Brookings, OR

I remember reading 'Twelve Angry Men' and 'Julius Caesar' {sic} aloud in Mrs. Myers' 7th grade English class the first year the 'new school' on Harris Trail opened. I guess one could say she introduced us to drama; something we would all learn in different ways. There shall never be a day during which my respect and admiration for her shall waver...Mrs. Myers, apologies for not using italics for the play titles...they 'ain't' here. Wildcats '88. My regards for the family.

- Jonathon Collins, Northern, CA

So sorry to her of Mrs Myers passing she was a wonderful teacher and alway one of my favorite my deepest condolences to her family.

- Penny Cheaves Griner, Richmond Hill, GA

So sorry to her of Mrs Myers passing she was a wonderful teacher and alway one of my favorite my deepest condolences to her family.

- Penny Cheaves Griner, Richmond Hill, GA

I have only the fondest memories of Mrs. Myers whom was my English teacher at Richmond Hill. She was a lovely woman and a great teacher and mentor. On a funny note I can remember Ms. Dot telling a student whom had just passed gas in her classroom she was going to put him in her closet where he could have a good smelling time if he did that again. She always had a great sense of humor and a beautiful smile. Loved her and she will be missed!God Speed Ms. Dot!!! PS...Ms. Dot, I still hate prepositions.

- Tonya Henderson, Richmond Hill, GA

My prayers and condolences to Mrs. Myers' family. Mrs. Myers was my English teacher and she was one of my favorites.She always encouraged her students to do their best. I will miss her and will always remember her bun, her pointer,and how to diagram a sentence! I teased my son about that last year.: With heartfelt condolences.

- DorothyDot Blige- DuHart, Central, NJ

Kathy, your Mom taught me in the 8th grade at Twiggs Co. High, Jeffersonville, GA along with Miss Lois Hill and I appreciate it so much. Mrs. Myers was a beautiful lady and loved her 'Kathy'. I had a green ink pen that she loved and everyday, she'd say, 'Virginia, please let me borrow your ink pen'...needless to say, I treasure this and Mrs. Myers. May God bless you. Virginia Phillips Rogers, Allentown, GA

- Virginia Phillips Rogers, Allentown, GA

Kathy and family, Thinking of you and your family at this most sorrowful time. She was absolutely the sweetest, most beautiful and classic lady that I have ever known...Aunt Dorothy!

- Ted Dimsdale, Jacksonville, FL

Kathy, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Your mom was the sweetest. It was great being neighbors for so long. Remember that God is in Control.

- Diane Towles Cooper, Cochran, GA

I was lucky enough to have Mrs. Myers in the 7th and 8th grade for English in Cochran. I learned a lot more than grammar, sentence structure and verb conjugation from her. She made you want to be the best student and best version of yourself. After my parents, she is without doubt, the most influential teacher from whom I ever learned something. I want to thank her for the experience of being her student. Beyond her talent as a teacher she was a wonderful person to be around.

- Jack Douglas Shepherd Jr, Milledgeville, GA

Mrs Myers was the best English teacher I had at the junior high school in Cochran, GA. Mrs. Myers was knowledgeable,caring,and persistent in her quest to teach us English.She was strict and expected us to do the assigned work.I learned more in her classes than I did later on in high school and college. Mrs. Myers was a great inspiration to us all.

- Denise Shepherd, Milledgeville, GA

Kathy, I am sorry for your and your family’s loss. Your mother was very special to me. She demonstrated courage, integrity, caring and wisdom in her personal and professional life. I remember the first time I saw your mother, and the last. I remember many times in between. But my most lasting memory of your mother and the lesson she taught occurred when I was in the eighth grade. My friends and I liked to eat in her class. My friends got caught many times and received corrective measures equally. Me, I never got caught or corrected in class. Then I received my report card. When I looked at my conduct grade I noticed it was a U, and beside it she wrote: “Eats in class'. She never mentioned it. And I never ate in class again. In that brief moment in time, your mother taught me a valuable life lesson: to influence someone the most do so when it is expected the least. Mrs. Myers will be missed but her memory lives on in those of us she touched. And influenced

- Tom Foskey, Savannah, GA

Many of us who were privileged to teach at Richmond Hill School in the 70's-80's were equally privileged to know and work with Dot Myers. 'Dot' single-handedly ran the English department--diagram some sentences, anyone?--and then, as now, there wasn't a coworker, parent, or student alike who didn't realize they were certainly in the presence of a powerful, one-of-a-kind force. Dot was a super teacher---extremely knowledgeable, quick-witted, master disciplinarian, and very much respected. Dot was, needless to say, a super friend, a real class act, a true lady of the South. We were and are all better people for having known her. Sadly missed but never forgotten.

- Colleen Cassiday, Savannah, GA

Kathy, Dennis and I have many fond memories of Aunt Dorothy and the times we visited with her and Uncle Billy. Thankful for her influence in our lives and the joy she leaves behind with her precious memories. Love and God Bless,

- Dennis & Cheryl Carr, Suwanee, GA

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Mrs.Myers.She was my 7th grade teacher and thinking back she was the best. Mrs.Myers will never be forgotten...she will always live on in our greatest memories. RIP Mrs.Myers. We love you!

- Teresa Pridgen Smyth, Richmond Hill, GA

It was a pleasure and honor to have worked with Dot Myers during our time at Richmond Hill School back in the 70's and 80's when we were a K-12 school. I will always have fond memories of her. She is not a person anyone would ever forget because she was such a fine lady. You were blessed to have her in your family. My deepest sympathy, Dahlia Rahn Hood

- Dahlia Hood, Richmond Hill, GA

My deepest sympathies to Mrs. Myers' family. She was one of the most wonderful, inspiring teachers I have ever had. Even though I was always scared she would knock me in the head with her yardstick, she knew how to capture your attention and motivate you to learn, as well as to bring your best to the table. She demanded that we give our all, so we did. She was truly a one-of-a-kind and I loved her dearly. May your hearts take comfort in knowing she was so beloved and touched so many lives in such a positive way. A true role model. My prayers for comfort to all her family who I know will miss her dearly ,as we all will. Melissa Clark Dunwody Class of 81

- Melissa Clark Dunwody, Savannah, GA

We have never had a better friend than Dorothy Myers. She was so very precious to us. She wasn't our teacher, but she taught us many things about life, love and laughter. We will always miss her. Our best, Virginia and Kayla Daniel

- Virginia & Kayla Daniel, Savannah, GA

I'm so sorry to hear Ms Myers has passed. She was my favorite teacher and I loved her very much. She touched a lot of lives in Richmond Hill. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Paul Thompson RHHS C/O 88

- Paul Thompson, Richmond Hill, GA

Dot will be so missed. After all, she was a great lady, a wonderful teacher to my children and the best of friend you could have. Love you forever...

- Peggy, Richmond Hill, GA

Mrs. Myers was an incredible person who will be greatly missed. I have so many memories of her and her dedication to her students. She touched the lives of so many. Rest in peace Mrs. Meyers.

- Donna Caudill, Las Vegas, NV

My condolences to Ms. Myers' family . . . She was a wonderful lady and an awesome teacher. She was loved & will be truly missed.

- Becky Butler-Walker, Richmond Hill, GA

Mrs. Myers taught me English in school. She was an excellent teacher and I remember her fondly. I graduated RHHS in 1986.

- Cathy Driggers White, Guyton, GA

Mrs. Myers was a wonderful teacher. She had such a great spirit and a very big heart. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and everyone she ever inspired throughout her life.

- Kim Brandel Haines, Brookings, OR

I remember reading 'Twelve Angry Men' and 'Julius Caesar' {sic} aloud in Mrs. Myers' 7th grade English class the first year the 'new school' on Harris Trail opened. I guess one could say she introduced us to drama; something we would all learn in different ways. There shall never be a day during which my respect and admiration for her shall waver...Mrs. Myers, apologies for not using italics for the play titles...they 'ain't' here. Wildcats '88. My regards for the family.

- Jonathon Collins, Northern, CA

So sorry to her of Mrs Myers passing she was a wonderful teacher and alway one of my favorite my deepest condolences to her family.

- Penny Cheaves Griner, Richmond Hill, GA

So sorry to her of Mrs Myers passing she was a wonderful teacher and alway one of my favorite my deepest condolences to her family.

- Penny Cheaves Griner, Richmond Hill, GA

I have only the fondest memories of Mrs. Myers whom was my English teacher at Richmond Hill. She was a lovely woman and a great teacher and mentor. On a funny note I can remember Ms. Dot telling a student whom had just passed gas in her classroom she was going to put him in her closet where he could have a good smelling time if he did that again. She always had a great sense of humor and a beautiful smile. Loved her and she will be missed!God Speed Ms. Dot!!! PS...Ms. Dot, I still hate prepositions.

- Tonya Henderson, Richmond Hill, GA

My prayers and condolences to Mrs. Myers' family. Mrs. Myers was my English teacher and she was one of my favorites.She always encouraged her students to do their best. I will miss her and will always remember her bun, her pointer,and how to diagram a sentence! I teased my son about that last year.: With heartfelt condolences.

- DorothyDot Blige- DuHart, Central, NJ