Phoenicia D. Dorsey

Work with it for 8 months, but it was enough to know its joyful spirit. she always stood out to McDonald's for their laughter, by the language barrier,she joked though gestures. my last day working with her was on 29 october and I can never forget that day,then we had a meeting with all the managers of McDonald's, I colud see its unique way of being. i thank God for letting me know, I also ask for all your family and friends, who suffer from this irreparable loss…I just want to say that we must have faith that one day we will meet again.

Monica,even though we didn't get a chance to met that I just want to send my heart felt sympathy rendered through cards, telephone calls,flowers, and prayers from the Butlers in texas,I'm very sorry for your lose and a grand daughter on my part. IF you need anything I'll do what I can with what I have keep in touch Lv YOUR father

I was fortunate enough to work with Phoenicia at staples during her time there. She taught me so much about hard work. She made going to work, something to look forward too. With her infectious laugh and bright smile, she lit up the whole store while she was there. Phoenicia was truly a beautiful person inside and out. Those memories of all of us laughing, telling jokes, and playing around will be forever etched in my memory. Phoenicia will be forever etched on my heart. To her family, you are in my prayers. Peace be with you during this extremely difficult time. May God wrap you up in his living arms.

Mr. & Mrs. Dorsey, I am Jonathan Assaid's mother. Keith I think you worked with Jonathan in Afghanistan. He emailed me about your daughter last week. You have been lifted up in my prayers and will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. We are so very sorry for the loss of your daughter. May the Lord be with you. Jane & David Assaid