She progressed through a variety of roles, eventually becoming the head cashier for the Caf.  Along with way, she became “Ms. Dot,” one of the most familiar faces at Samford.  Ms. Dot managed her responsibilities well, welcoming hundreds of thousands of diners—and shushing occasional students away who offered a “dog ate my meal card” excuse while attempting to gain access.  Ms. Dot’s retirement was announced last week.  I miss her—and I’m grateful for her service. 

The world is better because Dorothy Jean Adams.