I was just thinking about sweet Doris. I miss talking and laughing with her. Loved her bright smile. Waiting to see her again so can have lunch together again. :-) 

My dearest Landrum family, 

My heart aches at your (and our) loss.  I remember meeting Ed and Doris when they first came to Houston and it was as if I had known them forever.   We had dinner at Romano's Macaroni Grill and we  talked, told stories and laughed until we cried!  Doris WAS kindness and warmth.   She had a soft spoken demeanor and a smile that was beautiful and never ending.  She was always there to give me a good hug,  a big smile, warm conversation and encouragement!!  Plus, I could listen to that southern drawl all day long.  I'm so glad I was honored to know her.  I miss her and so look forward to meeting her in the not too distant future when her health and life are restored.  All my love to all of you!  Keeping you in my prayers.      

I met Doris when she moved to Houston. Renato or I would happily check in on her as she held down the fort when the Landrum’s traveled. Sometimes I would just pop in for a few minutes to make sure she was well and didn’t need anything. But more often than not, I (over)stayed for much longer than a few minutes. Time just escaped, and passed shocking fast during our visits! I loved, and will very much miss, those lengthy, lively chats with our friend and neighbor! 

I found Miss Doris to be a hoot! We talked about everything under the sun! I loved that no subject was off limits. She was always willing to share a story or sage advice. Knowing three generations of her family gave us endless topics. 

We discussed religion, current events, weather, food, marriage (husbands!), children, pets, aging, books, movies, TV, restaurants, and anything else that popped into our heads. You never knew where our conversations would lead. A few conversations brought sad tears, but many, many more brought laughter till we cried! 

We were always comfortable checking on Doris because she was so very appreciative of our time, and because she would and did call on us if she needed something, and we were very happy to be there for her. 

I felt like she was there for me too! I dearly loved Doris as my friend, my neighbor, my mother, my sister, my teacher - she filled whatever role I needed in the moment. She made us a part of her family, and she was a part of ours. She will be very much missed, and very fondly and often remembered. 

Doris and Ed will always be very special to me! They treated me like a daughter. I’ll never forget the times we spent together usually over food. The fish camp and the peanut butter pie!!! Because of these two beautiful people I have a sweet friend  in Beth whom I miss and love dearly! Not leaving out Mike and David or Joey making a very special family! I can’t wait to see them again in paradise!!

Doris’ passing has saddened all who knew her.  She had such a warm and caring personality that drew people to her and that’s exactly what I did when I first met her in January 1971.  So for the last nearly 50 years, I have had the rare privilege of being one of her “fellow workers” in Jehovah’s service.  Friends like Doris are certainly to be cherished and I won’t stop missing her till I see her again.  For now, my prayerful thoughts are with Beth and her family, with love…

What a privilege it's been to know Sis Myers. She was always willing to give hugs and kisses to anyone, which says a lot about the type of person she was. She'll be missed, but how wonderful it'll be to see her again soon. We'll always love her & that love certainly extends to the Landrum Family as well.

I'm deeply saddened by the loss of Sister Myers.  I did not know her long but she endeared herself to me immediately. I looked forward to speaking with her after meetings. She always made me smile. I stopped by the nursing home to see her after the meeting not long ago and did not know that would be my last time seeing her. I'm so glad I made the extra effort to get there that day.  I pray that our loving God Jehovah will comfort her family during this difficult time and look forward to seeing her return in the new world. 

Doris was truly a lovely person. She was so very kind and encouraging and could always make me smile. I have such warm memories of doing Sunday return visits with her. How thankful we can be for the wonderful hope Jehovah has given us that we will see our beautiful sister again. Love to all the Landrum family. 

We loved Doris and Ed Myers from the first time we met the parents of Beth Landrum (then Myers).  They were both very kind and friendly.  We always enjoyed visiting with them.  We look forward to welcoming them back in Paradise on Earth! ❤️

My deepest condolences to the Landrum family for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult  time. I did not have the privilege  of knowing Sister Myers personally, but I know she was much loved by her family , congregation and by Jehovah. I wish you all healing and peace.

Deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to Beth and her entire family. Sister Doris Meyers most admirable quality to me was being a loyal and dedicated servant of Almighty GOD Jehovah. She was a Lady;  beautiful, genteel, loving, kind and gracious. Her laughter and smile lifted the hearts of all who had the honor and privilege of knowing her. Her presence is greatly missed and her death cuts deeply but she will always be a significant part of my heart as well as any who knew her. 

My condolences to the family. I'm happy to have met sister Myers and look forward to spending time with her in the future, seeing the smiles she will bring to your faces.

I'll never forget her sweet smile and the good times we had eating Mexican food together at El Real. Until we meet again my sister... ❤️❤️

Doris is one of the sweetest people I have ever known. Always very kind and encouraging.  Loved her dearly 💕

Stephanie and I send our thoughts and prayers of healing, and support. We both enjoyed talking with Doris. We had a great time with Doris and some sisters in the congregation when we went to enjoy lunch and Mimosas after the meeting. We hope to share in many lovely experiences with her in the new world. How grateful we are to have known her in this one.

Sister Myers will always be deeply missed. We will never forget her smile, her warmth, and wit. We are thankful to her for her patience with our little ones when we sat next to her at  meetings, and her helpful advice. Sister Myers was so easy to talk to and gave such warm grandma hugs. We anxiously look forward to having her with us again.

Daniel and I send our deepest condolences to the family . We loved Doris so very much.  Her smile was enduring and her  warmth was felt at every encounter. Doris had a great sense of humor and we loved to laugh together. We will miss her so much but we are so thankful this is only temporary and we look forward to seeing her bright loving smile again in the very near future.  

OBITUARY

Doris Myers

June 17, 1933 – March 12, 2020

Earthman Bellaire Funeral Home

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