Doris LaGaly

Art & family, I'm so, so sorry for your loss. I can only imagine the amount of laughter and BS'ing happening from the Glick clan in Heaven right now! They all are so truly missed but those stories, and those laughs, will be forever in our hearts. ~~Lisa and family

What a beautiful light-hearted story about Grandma Doris! I want to say how sorry I am Art, Deanna, Nolan, Tony and Lonny, for the loss of your Mom and Grandma. I know this will leave a hole in your hearts, but I pray God will fill them with all the beautiful, fun, happy memories you have of her. I hope you all find comfort in this. God bless each of you! Love Tenley.

Doris was a beautiful human with an infectious smile. I worked with Doris at Ernst and loved to talk to her and learn about flowers and plants. I know how much she loved her grandkids. She will be missed but Dick will be so happy to welcome her to heaven. My condolences to Doris's family and friends. Teresa Wark Egelhoff

Very sorry to see this. I knew Doris from Volly Gayvert's. She had a great smile, and a great sense of humor. She would cringe when she saw me. She said that whenever she saw me, she knew it was to buy a replacement for another plant I had killed. I left Montana 32 years ago, but I've never forgotten Doris, the laugh and the numerous plants that went to their maker at my hands. She would say that she felt so guilty selling me anything, but she would laugh and do it anyway. - Tom Cockrell

Every summer I think of this wonderful woman as I work on my potted petunias. Many years ago, she took the time to show me how to keep them blooming full and beautiful all season long. Doris was much like like the flowers she loved--full of life, colorful and sweet. How she will be missed. She may not be here with us, but her legacy lives on in the gardens of so many who were fortunate enough to have Doris in their world. Love and blessings to you all. Sincerely, Terra Jochems