In Memory

Dorothy Marie Latta (Tomlinson)

Dorothy Marie Latta (Tomlinson)

Dorothy "Dot" Latta Tomlinson, of Greensboro, North Carolina, passed away on March 19, 2026. Born April 24, 1944, Dot was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and friend whose kindness and generosity touched everyone who knew her. Dot married A.A. "Pete" Tomlinson on August 28, 1965. Together they shared 48 years of marriage and raised two children, Tiffany and William Tomlinson.

Dot will be remembered for her generosity, strength, and sense of humor and had many "Momisms" that could make you laugh. She loved birds, flowers, and animals. She enjoyed nature, time spent at the cabin and cherished her friendships. Dot had a gift for gathering information and making things happen. She was a founding member of Super Flea Flea Market and loved antiques. She loved music and went to concerts with Tiffany, from Harry Connick Jr. to Michael Bublé (who gave her a kiss). Dot was a seamstress. She made many friends while working at Harris Teeter, loved afternoon tea, was a great cook and liked having family meals.

Dot is survived by her children, Tiffany and Will; her brother, Marvin Latta; four grandchildren; extended family and loved by many. Preceded in death by her husband, Pete; her brother, Irvin Latta; and her parents.

The service will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro, March 30 at 11 am. The family invites donations to an animal charity of your choice, honoring Dot's love of nature.

Published by Greensboro News & Record on Mar. 29, 2026.

https://obits.nj.com/us/obituaries/greensboro/name/dorothy-tomlinson-obituary?id=61128853



 
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04/11/26 08:12 PM #1    

Bill Womack

What a nice classmate since 7th grade. Dot was rather quiet but a wonderful friend. We went out some, not sure what year. You will be missed, hate I hadn't seen you in recent years.Rest in peace.

Bill


04/11/26 09:30 PM #2    

Mary Kathleen (Kay) McCuiston (Simmons)

Dot was such a great friend.  We had several sleep overs with Laura Womack and would laugh all night.  She was so kind and sweet.  She will be missed by many classmates 


04/12/26 08:56 AM #3    

Donald L. Fogleman

She was a great person, and she will be missed.  She is one of those people that it was always  a pleasure to be with. 


04/12/26 07:17 PM #4    

Jack Scarborough

 I remember Dot as a beautiful person, both inside and out.


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