Dorothy Louise Landrum
December 26, 1976 ~ September 12, 2020
Dorothy Louise Landrum,
former educator at Apollo Elementary School in Goddard, Kansas. Dorothy was born December 26, 1976 and passed away peacefully September 12, 2020, while surrounded by family and friends. She is survived by daughter, Johna (Kyle) Massey of Electic, AL; sons, Hunter Landrum, Philip Landrum and TJ Landrum all of Wichita; grandchildren, Aiden, Kyle and Mallory Massey; parents, Dan and Farrel Wiegand; sister, Dana Breth; niece, Bayleigh Breth, and nephew, Ashton, Breth. Visitation, 5:00-7:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 16, at Downing & Lahey Mortuary West. Memorial Service, 1:00 p.m., Thursday, September 17, at Restoration Church of Wichita, 1408 W. 34th St. S., Wichita, KS 67217. The family requests face masks be worn. Memorial established with the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123.
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I was so blest to get to watch Dorothy & Dana while their parents worked. Thank you for sharing your children with me what a pleasure to keep them years ago. Such great memories of her plus watching her grow up in our great lil community of Cheney. Prayers for all of you Love you all. Kathy Pauly
Dorothy was a delightful student! Her energy and positivity for life was contagious. She fought the good fight and seemed positive on her posts. It was evident that she adored her children and relished their accomplishments. She made this world a better place. So thankful for her life…..
I’ve known Dorothy since she was my little sister’s best friend growing up in Cheney. She was outgoing, funny, and later on in life, she became part of my family when her sister Dana married my brother. I’m so sad for this loss, and sad for her children and family. Fly high Dorothy. You will always be remembered.
Dorothy and I were best friends for 23 years. We have shared so many laughs, crazy times, difficult times and I was truly blessed to have had such a beautiful friend in my life. A few months ago, I picked her up and we went and had coffee and then she wanted us to have best friend rings, and I will forever cherish my heart ring. Bye for now, until we see each other again one day.
Dana and Family, May fond memories of your sister bring you comfort during this difficult time. May our prayers ease the pain of this loss while our deepest sympathies extend to you and your family. Karly & Kristy Gordon
Our hearts, love, prayers, condolences to you all