Birth date: Nov 29, 1929 Death date: Dec 31, 2015
Gene Austin Dodson, 86, passed away on December 31, 2015, surrounded by his family. Gene was born the only child of Leonard and Jewell Dodson of Beulah, Kentucky, on November 29, 1929. He married Frances Robertson of Bardwell, Ken Read Obituary
I bought in Poland Oldsmobil Dynamic 65” i have old owner identifcaton card from MR Frances & Gene A.Dodson Elkwood cove , its sad that he pass away ?? but his car still works
Divine Peace Bouquet was purchased for the family of Gene Austin Dodson.
I did not have the pleasure of meeting Mr.Gene Dodson,but what I have heard from Danny I missed meeting a great ,very kind and gentle man.My prayers are with all of the family during this time of sorrow. May God bless all of you.
Kenny, Alissia, Alex and Brett Thornton purchased the Country Basket Blooms for the family of Gene Austin Dodson.
Prayers for the Peace of Christ to comfort each of you. I remember Gene as a true gentleman at the Courtney reunions each year. Jeanna Kimbell (Dodie’s daughter)
Greg,,no telling how many young men your father inspired to be the best engineer that he could be. Mr Dodson was the epitome of the Canons of the Civil Engineering profession.He will be sorely missed.
Full Of Love Bouquet was purchased for the family of Gene Austin Dodson.
The Robertsons & Crawfords (James & Kathy, Linda & Bob) purchased the Sentiments of Serenity Spray for the family of Gene Austin Dodson.
We love you, Pap! Thanks for being such a good example to us all – of how to follow God, work hard and still put family first. Yours was definitely a life well-lived. Always so humble, your life accomplishments were so impressive but I know you count all of us – your family – as your biggest accomplishment. And we are just as proud of you as you are of all of us. I’ll always remember how you put $5 bills in the plastic Easter eggs, so when some of us grandkids got a little older we had something to hunt for. And how every year when we ran into you and Nana at the Germantown Festival, you would insist on buying us each our very own funnel cake – even if we kept telling you over and over that we couldn’t eat the whole thing. Trips to Kentucky with you will always be some of my fondest childhood memories. Thanks for being such an incredible grandfather to us all. We will miss you!
