D.O.D.: 4/11/2026
Age: 77
Place of Death: DCH
Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Logan Speight will be held Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 1:30pm at Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church. Rev. Frank Kennedy Sr. will officiate. Burial will follow in West Highland Memorial Gardens. The remains will lie in state one hour prior to service time at the church. Wills’ Funeral Service of Northport in charge of all arrangements.
Public viewing: Friday 12noon–5pm
Flower times: Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday 9am–11:45am
Aunt Dot,
Thank you for your commit and compassion of seeing, the light and assist me and my sisters and brother during our loss of my Mother Annie Rose Logan, Grandmother, Gertude Logan and Father, John E Flowers Sr back in 1972 -1973. You were a spark plug of conviction and very sure on everything you loved. You spoke often without a filter, that was reassuring that you cared. Aunt Dot would say (I’m your only Aunt Dot) That was here way of saying she’s number one. You came into our lives when 3 loved ones where gone. You gave us direction when no light was possible. You were that village family member, that step in. You provide information weather we needed or not. Aunt Dot, you push us with care and a genital hand…Your present brought a since of balance I didn’t know I needed. As our lives moved on, we stated in touch by phone. Your travel to Toledo, Ohio brought energy to the family members and others in the room. Our many conversations regarding family, Alabama football, your dog’s brought, lots of laughter to end our conversation. Your love of Flowers and the beauty color they brought you. Your loved of menus items of great tasting food and the southern taste you and Melvin enjoy. When I think of Aunt Dot, a smile of gratitude for meeting her and she, being a part in my life and brother and sister lives as well.
Ahhh to say you’ll be missed is a true understatement in my life
You have changed the channel to a better place and Ill tune into you Later.
Love you was why…
Sincerely, John E Flowers Jr
My condolences to the family. I’m asking God to give you peace.
Momma Dorothy