|
Robert Allen Dolash, 75, of Eatonton, GA, passed away Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at St. Mary’s Good Samaritan Hospital in Greensboro, GA. Visitation: 9 - 11 AM, Tuesday, October 15, 2024, at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Funeral Service: 11:00 AM, Tuesday, October 15, 2024, at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories. Interment: Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
Robert was born on April 1, 1949, at St. Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids, IA, the son of Marley G. and Cora Bernice (Kreider) Dolash. Bob was a 1967 graduate of Washington High School in Cedar Rapids. He served his country in the U.S. Army from 1971-1973. Bob received his master’s degree from Minnesota State University in Mankato, MN. He worked for the Coca-Cola Company as a Regional Sales Manager. Bob retired in 2004 and moved to Lake Oconee in Eatonton, GA. Bob was a “car guy”. He was especially fond of Corvettes and owned two himself.
There are no immediate survivors.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Bernice and Marley Dolash and his brother Stephen Dolash.
|
Francie Dixon (Martin)
this is sad for me.
Bob and I were friends all through school years and especially college.
Loved him. God rest your soul dear friend
Francie Dixon Martin
John Ask
Bob was a wonderful, caring person and a great friend; this is very sad, he will be missed.
Curtis Annett (Annett)
May Bob's Memory be forever eternal.John Van Pelt
Bob was a life long friend of mine. Our families attended the same church in Cedar Rapids. We hung out together in high school. Much later, as "mature" adults, we met with a small group of classmates every year at the same place, on the same day (Friday following Thanksgiving) and watched Iowa play Nebraska. There are many memories here. Bob had a warm smile, an engaging sense of humor, and a good heart. I will miss him dearly.
James Leidigh
Bob was a good guy we miss so many people especially from our class thanks that some of us are still kicking ( little)Nancy Eller (Lang)
Bob took me to the prom even though he was going out with someone else. He was the nicest guy. Sorry to hear about his passing.
Patricia "Patty" Smith (Baer)
Bob was the kindest person, with the most engaging smile and eyes. I so agree with the comments others have made. He was just a great guy. It is so sad to hear of his death. May you rest in peace, dear. Friend.
Yasmine Greenberg (Marca)
I thought Bob was a really good guy. He dated my friend in high school, and I remember her saying what a good man he was. I am so sorry that he passed. It was too early. It makes me sad. Yasmine Marca
Dan Hampton
A super guy and I always enjoyed seeing him at our reunions. A true car guy and we would talk for hours on the subject. My most vivid memory was attending Latin class with him in 9th grade at Franklin. Besides Ken Cook, Bob and I were the only students in the class who were not Honor Society members. However, we were too brash to be intimidated by the "high-octane" IQs of the other class members. Don Miller was the class star. His intellect was amazing. The three of us simply muddled through.
Susan Heuer (Bazelides)
I remember Bob from Johnson elementary school and he's always fun always kind and always had a smile on his face