In Memory

Steve Dobson

Sue Dunham shared some sad news. Last night my cousin, Steve Dobson, passed away from cancer. We were so close growing up..more like brother and sister. We graduated together and shared a lot of fun times. Steve had such a good sense of humor and always a joke to share. He was always there for me and our family. When my dad was at IA Methodist Hospital in D.M. and they had that awful fire back in 80's, Steve was the first one to show up to be with mom and dad. He was an usher in my wedding..48 years ago. After Ron died, he escorted me to our 50th class reunion. I'll miss you, dear cousin! Prayers for his sister, Ilene, and wife and children are deeply appreciated. Enjoy your heavenly home, Steve. I know you were ready because you told me so! I'm writing to share some sad news. Last night my cousin, Steve Dobson, passed away from cancer. We were so close growing up..more like brother and sister. We graduated together and shared a lot of fun times. Steve had such a good sense of humor and always a joke to share. He was always there for me and our family. When my dad was at IA Methodist Hospital in D.M. and they had that awful fire back in 80's, Steve was the first one to show up to be with mom and dad. He was an usher in my wedding..48 years ago. After Ron died, he escorted me to our 50th class reunion. I'll miss you, dear cousin! Prayers for his sister, Ilene, and wife and children are deeply appreciated. Enjoy your heavenly home, Steve. I know you were ready because you told me so! 

 

 



 
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09/23/16 12:10 PM #1    

Steve Hatfield

Sorry to learn of this loss.  Steve was a friend back when he lived on Lackey Terrace, as I recall. I was over on Boone and then a block North on Lynn and Seventh Street.  He was always a classy guy. Neat, clean and nicely dressed.  I always thought Steve was destined for the entertainment business.

RIP Steve.


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