

Her parents, Peder and Karen Strand, were immigrants from Norway, so all her life Dorothy valued the Norwegian traditions and language. She graduated from North Kitsap High School in 1938, and immediately attended Business College in Seattle. In 1939, she married Emil Storseth, and began work at the Seattle office of an insurance company. She became a full time homemaker after her children were born. Her skills in household management were especially important because Emil, a fisherman, was often away at sea.
Both she and Emil joined Bethel Lutheran Church of Shoreline in 1953, and Dorothy remained a devoted member throughout her life. She taught Sunday School while her children were growing, and was also active in the Bethel Women's Guild and Circle. Additionally, she worked on the Altar Committee and was Wedding Coordinator for many years. The congregation of Bethel will remember her as an excellent friend and devout Christian.
Dorothy became a widow in 1984. During the latter years of her life, she continued to give much of her time to helping family and friends. She was a warm, affectionate mother, with a wry sense of humor. She will be lovingly remembered and missed by her children, Bob, Karen, and Terri, their families, and her many friends.
The family suggests that remembrances be made in Dorothy's name to the charity of your choice.
Burial Arrangements under the care of Acacia Memorial Park.
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