My Daddy
~*~ Some people touch our lives only briefly while others leave a lasting impression and are never forgotten , this would be you Barry xoxox (Donna G. Hash) ~*~
My parents Wedding Anniversary September 14, 1979
Donna and Barry Dobson Married at Aetna Grove Baptist Church, Summersville, Green County, Kentucky
Only child : Samara M. Dobson Bell and spouse Robbie Grandchildren : Ethan Ryan Dobson, Austin Robert Grady Bell, and Mattie Brooklyn Bell and one step grandchild : Cheyenne Bell.
Barry was the father to our only child Samara Marie Dobson Bell. The day she was born was the happiest day of his life. We had our little Angel and we named her Samara Marie . We started our family in Green County, Ky and then we moved to Taylor County . Barry always had a soft spot in his heart for his only child. We both decided that one angel was enough for us . He taught his only daughter how to hunt, fish, just like a little tomboy . When she got a little older Barry started teaching her how to ride horses. Then we always went on horse rides, showed horses, and raised them. It was a full time job, along with us farming, milking cows raising tobacco we always stayed busy. Farming was our way of life then, We all loved doing it though. We would always listen to REO Speedwagon while grooming our horses. In his life he had some demons like everyone else. We had our up and downs, but we did survive. His dad and mom and I use to take Samara fishing, just to watch her catch blue gill, she would be so happy . To our grandchildren they called us Maw and Paw Dobson , Barry and I decided that we wanted our grandchildren to call us what he always called his grandparents .We have three grandchildren together, Ethan, Austin and Mattie, and one step grandchild Cheynne . Our grandchildren is everything to us both and always will be, that is one of the things we shared together in life...Barry had cancer and had been fighting it for over a year. He was living at home with his mother Rachel, after his dad Quincy died she never wanted to live by herself... I told him he should quit smoking and he said he would think about it, but he never did. We had stayed in touch in a round about way, since our daughter was of legal age. He died doing what he loved, riding horses. His whole family has always rode horses so it was only natural that he would too. The death Angel came into his life on August 1, 2015 to take him home, so he could join his dad Quincy and little sister Kathy Lynn. The death Angel takes your breath away and leaves broken hearts... Wrote by my mom Donna G. Hash
~*~ Re's song ~*~
Her daddy gave her, her first pony
Then taught her to ride
She climbed high in that saddle
Fell I don't know how many times
He taught her a lesson that she learned
Maybe a little too well
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons in life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
She grew up, she got married
But never was quite right
She wanted a house, a home and babies
He started comin' home late at night
She didn't let him see it break her heart
She didn't let him see her fall apart
'Cause cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
Phone rang early one mornin'
Her momma's voice, she'd been cryin'
Said it's your daddy, you need to come home
This is it, I think he's dyin'
She laid the phone down by his head
Last words that he said
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life show us all in time
Too soon God will let you know why
If you fall get right back on
The good Lord calls everybody home
Cowgirl don't cry.
Barry was born November 15, 1961 in Barren County, KY to Rachel Hall Dobson and the late Wilton Quincy Dobson. He departed this life Saturday August 1, 2015 in Green County, Kentucky. Barry had made a profession of faith in Christ and was a member of the Aetna Grove Baptist Church. He had worked as a carpenter and he also farmed. Besides his father, he is preceded in death by one infant sister: Kathy Lynn Dobson.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law: Samara and Robbie Bell of Campbellsville, the mother of his only child and life long friend Donna Dobson Hash, his mother: Rachel Hall Dobson of Summersville, three grandchildren: Ethan Dobson, Austin and Mattie Bell, brother and sister-in-law: Philip and Linda Dobson of Greensburg, nephew and niece: Josh and Jennifer Dobson, great nephew: Grady Dobson, One step grandchild Cheyenne Bell.
Place and time of service: Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home - 10 a.m. Central Time Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Visitation: 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Central Time Tuesday, August 4, 2015 and after 7 a.m. Wednesday at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg .Minister: Bro. Greg Whitlow .Interment In: Wilson Cemetery, Green County, KY
Pallbearers: Keith White, David Dobson, Josh Dobson, Dennis Hedgespeth, Brian Bradshaw, Austin Bell and Ethan Dobson
The family has requested that expressions of sympathy be donations to Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home for funeral expense
"There is an appointed time for everything. And there is a time for every event under heaven ~ A time to give birth, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to uproot what is planted. A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to tear down, and a time to build up. A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance. A time to throw stones, and a time to gather stones; A time to embrace, and a time to shun embracing. A time to search, and a time to give up as lost; A time to keep, and a time to throw away. A time to tear apart, and a time to sew together; A time to be silent, and a time to speak. A time to love, and a time to hate; A time for war, and a time for peace. ."
Cause of death: Drowning
His Fathers Obituary :
Wilton Quincy Dobson, 78, of Green County, Ky., died Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011, at Jane Todd Crawford Hospital.
He was the son of the late Grady and Lillian Milby Dobson. He was married to Rachel Hall Dobson on Sept. 13, 1951. She survives. Survivors also include two sons, Philip Dobson of Greensburg, Ky. and Barry Dobson of Munfordville, Ky. Two grandchildren Josh Dobson and wife Jennifer and Samara Bell and husband Robbie . Also surviving are three great grandchildren Ethan Dobson , Austin and Mattie Bell all of Summersville, Ky and one step great grandchild Cheyenne Bell of Campbellsville, Ky
Funeral was Saturday, Oct. 1 at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg. The Revs. Robert Knight and Dennis Penick officiated. Burial was in Wilson Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Josh Dobson, Robbie Bell, V.T. Altman, Keith Dobson, David Dobson and Robbie Smith.
Honorary pallbearers were Ethan Dobson, Austin Bell, Mattie Bell, Jennifer Dobson, Samara Bell, Megan Fields, Kim Hutcherson, Ray Hall and Lifeline Home Health employees.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the family funeral fund for burial expenses. Donations can be made at the funeral home.
~*~ Some people touch our lives only briefly while others leave a lasting impression and are never forgotten , this would be you Barry xoxox (Donna G. Hash) ~*~
My parents Wedding Anniversary September 14, 1979
Donna and Barry Dobson Married at Aetna Grove Baptist Church, Summersville, Green County, Kentucky
Only child : Samara M. Dobson Bell and spouse Robbie Grandchildren : Ethan Ryan Dobson, Austin Robert Grady Bell, and Mattie Brooklyn Bell and one step grandchild : Cheyenne Bell.
Barry was the father to our only child Samara Marie Dobson Bell. The day she was born was the happiest day of his life. We had our little Angel and we named her Samara Marie . We started our family in Green County, Ky and then we moved to Taylor County . Barry always had a soft spot in his heart for his only child. We both decided that one angel was enough for us . He taught his only daughter how to hunt, fish, just like a little tomboy . When she got a little older Barry started teaching her how to ride horses. Then we always went on horse rides, showed horses, and raised them. It was a full time job, along with us farming, milking cows raising tobacco we always stayed busy. Farming was our way of life then, We all loved doing it though. We would always listen to REO Speedwagon while grooming our horses. In his life he had some demons like everyone else. We had our up and downs, but we did survive. His dad and mom and I use to take Samara fishing, just to watch her catch blue gill, she would be so happy . To our grandchildren they called us Maw and Paw Dobson , Barry and I decided that we wanted our grandchildren to call us what he always called his grandparents .We have three grandchildren together, Ethan, Austin and Mattie, and one step grandchild Cheynne . Our grandchildren is everything to us both and always will be, that is one of the things we shared together in life...Barry had cancer and had been fighting it for over a year. He was living at home with his mother Rachel, after his dad Quincy died she never wanted to live by herself... I told him he should quit smoking and he said he would think about it, but he never did. We had stayed in touch in a round about way, since our daughter was of legal age. He died doing what he loved, riding horses. His whole family has always rode horses so it was only natural that he would too. The death Angel came into his life on August 1, 2015 to take him home, so he could join his dad Quincy and little sister Kathy Lynn. The death Angel takes your breath away and leaves broken hearts... Wrote by my mom Donna G. Hash
~*~ Re's song ~*~
Her daddy gave her, her first pony
Then taught her to ride
She climbed high in that saddle
Fell I don't know how many times
He taught her a lesson that she learned
Maybe a little too well
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons in life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
She grew up, she got married
But never was quite right
She wanted a house, a home and babies
He started comin' home late at night
She didn't let him see it break her heart
She didn't let him see her fall apart
'Cause cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
Phone rang early one mornin'
Her momma's voice, she'd been cryin'
Said it's your daddy, you need to come home
This is it, I think he's dyin'
She laid the phone down by his head
Last words that he said
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life show us all in time
Too soon God will let you know why
If you fall get right back on
The good Lord calls everybody home
Cowgirl don't cry.
Barry was born November 15, 1961 in Barren County, KY to Rachel Hall Dobson and the late Wilton Quincy Dobson. He departed this life Saturday August 1, 2015 in Green County, Kentucky. Barry had made a profession of faith in Christ and was a member of the Aetna Grove Baptist Church. He had worked as a carpenter and he also farmed. Besides his father, he is preceded in death by one infant sister: Kathy Lynn Dobson.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law: Samara and Robbie Bell of Campbellsville, the mother of his only child and life long friend Donna Dobson Hash, his mother: Rachel Hall Dobson of Summersville, three grandchildren: Ethan Dobson, Austin and Mattie Bell, brother and sister-in-law: Philip and Linda Dobson of Greensburg, nephew and niece: Josh and Jennifer Dobson, great nephew: Grady Dobson, One step grandchild Cheyenne Bell.
Place and time of service: Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home - 10 a.m. Central Time Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Visitation: 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Central Time Tuesday, August 4, 2015 and after 7 a.m. Wednesday at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg .Minister: Bro. Greg Whitlow .Interment In: Wilson Cemetery, Green County, KY
Pallbearers: Keith White, David Dobson, Josh Dobson, Dennis Hedgespeth, Brian Bradshaw, Austin Bell and Ethan Dobson
The family has requested that expressions of sympathy be donations to Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home for funeral expense
"There is an appointed time for everything. And there is a time for every event under heaven ~ A time to give birth, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to uproot what is planted. A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to tear down, and a time to build up. A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance. A time to throw stones, and a time to gather stones; A time to embrace, and a time to shun embracing. A time to search, and a time to give up as lost; A time to keep, and a time to throw away. A time to tear apart, and a time to sew together; A time to be silent, and a time to speak. A time to love, and a time to hate; A time for war, and a time for peace. ."
Cause of death: Drowning
His Fathers Obituary :
Wilton Quincy Dobson, 78, of Green County, Ky., died Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011, at Jane Todd Crawford Hospital.
He was the son of the late Grady and Lillian Milby Dobson. He was married to Rachel Hall Dobson on Sept. 13, 1951. She survives. Survivors also include two sons, Philip Dobson of Greensburg, Ky. and Barry Dobson of Munfordville, Ky. Two grandchildren Josh Dobson and wife Jennifer and Samara Bell and husband Robbie . Also surviving are three great grandchildren Ethan Dobson , Austin and Mattie Bell all of Summersville, Ky and one step great grandchild Cheyenne Bell of Campbellsville, Ky
Funeral was Saturday, Oct. 1 at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg. The Revs. Robert Knight and Dennis Penick officiated. Burial was in Wilson Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Josh Dobson, Robbie Bell, V.T. Altman, Keith Dobson, David Dobson and Robbie Smith.
Honorary pallbearers were Ethan Dobson, Austin Bell, Mattie Bell, Jennifer Dobson, Samara Bell, Megan Fields, Kim Hutcherson, Ray Hall and Lifeline Home Health employees.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the family funeral fund for burial expenses. Donations can be made at the funeral home.
My Daddy
~*~ Some people touch our lives only briefly while others leave a lasting impression and are never forgotten , this would be you Barry xoxox (Donna G. Hash) ~*~
My parents Wedding Anniversary September 14, 1979
Donna and Barry Dobson Married at Aetna Grove Baptist Church, Summersville, Green County, Kentucky
Only child : Samara M. Dobson Bell and spouse Robbie Grandchildren : Ethan Ryan Dobson, Austin Robert Grady Bell, and Mattie Brooklyn Bell and one step grandchild : Cheyenne Bell.
Barry was the father to our only child Samara Marie Dobson Bell. The day she was born was the happiest day of his life. We had our little Angel and we named her Samara Marie . We started our family in Green County, Ky and then we moved to Taylor County . Barry always had a soft spot in his heart for his only child. We both decided that one angel was enough for us . He taught his only daughter how to hunt, fish, just like a little tomboy . When she got a little older Barry started teaching her how to ride horses. Then we always went on horse rides, showed horses, and raised them. It was a full time job, along with us farming, milking cows raising tobacco we always stayed busy. Farming was our way of life then, We all loved doing it though. We would always listen to REO Speedwagon while grooming our horses. In his life he had some demons like everyone else. We had our up and downs, but we did survive. His dad and mom and I use to take Samara fishing, just to watch her catch blue gill, she would be so happy . To our grandchildren they called us Maw and Paw Dobson , Barry and I decided that we wanted our grandchildren to call us what he always called his grandparents .We have three grandchildren together, Ethan, Austin and Mattie, and one step grandchild Cheynne . Our grandchildren is everything to us both and always will be, that is one of the things we shared together in life...Barry had cancer and had been fighting it for over a year. He was living at home with his mother Rachel, after his dad Quincy died she never wanted to live by herself... I told him he should quit smoking and he said he would think about it, but he never did. We had stayed in touch in a round about way, since our daughter was of legal age. He died doing what he loved, riding horses. His whole family has always rode horses so it was only natural that he would too. The death Angel came into his life on August 1, 2015 to take him home, so he could join his dad Quincy and little sister Kathy Lynn. The death Angel takes your breath away and leaves broken hearts... Wrote by my mom Donna G. Hash
~*~ Re's song ~*~
Her daddy gave her, her first pony
Then taught her to ride
She climbed high in that saddle
Fell I don't know how many times
He taught her a lesson that she learned
Maybe a little too well
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons in life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
She grew up, she got married
But never was quite right
She wanted a house, a home and babies
He started comin' home late at night
She didn't let him see it break her heart
She didn't let him see her fall apart
'Cause cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
Phone rang early one mornin'
Her momma's voice, she'd been cryin'
Said it's your daddy, you need to come home
This is it, I think he's dyin'
She laid the phone down by his head
Last words that he said
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life show us all in time
Too soon God will let you know why
If you fall get right back on
The good Lord calls everybody home
Cowgirl don't cry.
Barry was born November 15, 1961 in Barren County, KY to Rachel Hall Dobson and the late Wilton Quincy Dobson. He departed this life Saturday August 1, 2015 in Green County, Kentucky. Barry had made a profession of faith in Christ and was a member of the Aetna Grove Baptist Church. He had worked as a carpenter and he also farmed. Besides his father, he is preceded in death by one infant sister: Kathy Lynn Dobson.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law: Samara and Robbie Bell of Campbellsville, the mother of his only child and life long friend Donna Dobson Hash, his mother: Rachel Hall Dobson of Summersville, three grandchildren: Ethan Dobson, Austin and Mattie Bell, brother and sister-in-law: Philip and Linda Dobson of Greensburg, nephew and niece: Josh and Jennifer Dobson, great nephew: Grady Dobson, One step grandchild Cheyenne Bell.
Place and time of service: Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home - 10 a.m. Central Time Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Visitation: 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Central Time Tuesday, August 4, 2015 and after 7 a.m. Wednesday at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg .Minister: Bro. Greg Whitlow .Interment In: Wilson Cemetery, Green County, KY
Pallbearers: Keith White, David Dobson, Josh Dobson, Dennis Hedgespeth, Brian Bradshaw, Austin Bell and Ethan Dobson
The family has requested that expressions of sympathy be donations to Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home for funeral expense
"There is an appointed time for everything. And there is a time for every event under heaven ~ A time to give birth, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to uproot what is planted. A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to tear down, and a time to build up. A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance. A time to throw stones, and a time to gather stones; A time to embrace, and a time to shun embracing. A time to search, and a time to give up as lost; A time to keep, and a time to throw away. A time to tear apart, and a time to sew together; A time to be silent, and a time to speak. A time to love, and a time to hate; A time for war, and a time for peace. ."
Cause of death: Drowning
His Fathers Obituary :
Wilton Quincy Dobson, 78, of Green County, Ky., died Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011, at Jane Todd Crawford Hospital.
He was the son of the late Grady and Lillian Milby Dobson. He was married to Rachel Hall Dobson on Sept. 13, 1951. She survives. Survivors also include two sons, Philip Dobson of Greensburg, Ky. and Barry Dobson of Munfordville, Ky. Two grandchildren Josh Dobson and wife Jennifer and Samara Bell and husband Robbie . Also surviving are three great grandchildren Ethan Dobson , Austin and Mattie Bell all of Summersville, Ky and one step great grandchild Cheyenne Bell of Campbellsville, Ky
Funeral was Saturday, Oct. 1 at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg. The Revs. Robert Knight and Dennis Penick officiated. Burial was in Wilson Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Josh Dobson, Robbie Bell, V.T. Altman, Keith Dobson, David Dobson and Robbie Smith.
Honorary pallbearers were Ethan Dobson, Austin Bell, Mattie Bell, Jennifer Dobson, Samara Bell, Megan Fields, Kim Hutcherson, Ray Hall and Lifeline Home Health employees.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the family funeral fund for burial expenses. Donations can be made at the funeral home.
~*~ Some people touch our lives only briefly while others leave a lasting impression and are never forgotten , this would be you Barry xoxox (Donna G. Hash) ~*~
My parents Wedding Anniversary September 14, 1979
Donna and Barry Dobson Married at Aetna Grove Baptist Church, Summersville, Green County, Kentucky
Only child : Samara M. Dobson Bell and spouse Robbie Grandchildren : Ethan Ryan Dobson, Austin Robert Grady Bell, and Mattie Brooklyn Bell and one step grandchild : Cheyenne Bell.
Barry was the father to our only child Samara Marie Dobson Bell. The day she was born was the happiest day of his life. We had our little Angel and we named her Samara Marie . We started our family in Green County, Ky and then we moved to Taylor County . Barry always had a soft spot in his heart for his only child. We both decided that one angel was enough for us . He taught his only daughter how to hunt, fish, just like a little tomboy . When she got a little older Barry started teaching her how to ride horses. Then we always went on horse rides, showed horses, and raised them. It was a full time job, along with us farming, milking cows raising tobacco we always stayed busy. Farming was our way of life then, We all loved doing it though. We would always listen to REO Speedwagon while grooming our horses. In his life he had some demons like everyone else. We had our up and downs, but we did survive. His dad and mom and I use to take Samara fishing, just to watch her catch blue gill, she would be so happy . To our grandchildren they called us Maw and Paw Dobson , Barry and I decided that we wanted our grandchildren to call us what he always called his grandparents .We have three grandchildren together, Ethan, Austin and Mattie, and one step grandchild Cheynne . Our grandchildren is everything to us both and always will be, that is one of the things we shared together in life...Barry had cancer and had been fighting it for over a year. He was living at home with his mother Rachel, after his dad Quincy died she never wanted to live by herself... I told him he should quit smoking and he said he would think about it, but he never did. We had stayed in touch in a round about way, since our daughter was of legal age. He died doing what he loved, riding horses. His whole family has always rode horses so it was only natural that he would too. The death Angel came into his life on August 1, 2015 to take him home, so he could join his dad Quincy and little sister Kathy Lynn. The death Angel takes your breath away and leaves broken hearts... Wrote by my mom Donna G. Hash
~*~ Re's song ~*~
Her daddy gave her, her first pony
Then taught her to ride
She climbed high in that saddle
Fell I don't know how many times
He taught her a lesson that she learned
Maybe a little too well
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons in life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
She grew up, she got married
But never was quite right
She wanted a house, a home and babies
He started comin' home late at night
She didn't let him see it break her heart
She didn't let him see her fall apart
'Cause cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life are gonna show you in time
Soon enough you gonna know why
It's gonna hurt every now and then
If you fall get back on again
Cowgirls don't cry
Phone rang early one mornin'
Her momma's voice, she'd been cryin'
Said it's your daddy, you need to come home
This is it, I think he's dyin'
She laid the phone down by his head
Last words that he said
Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride
Lessons of life show us all in time
Too soon God will let you know why
If you fall get right back on
The good Lord calls everybody home
Cowgirl don't cry.
Barry was born November 15, 1961 in Barren County, KY to Rachel Hall Dobson and the late Wilton Quincy Dobson. He departed this life Saturday August 1, 2015 in Green County, Kentucky. Barry had made a profession of faith in Christ and was a member of the Aetna Grove Baptist Church. He had worked as a carpenter and he also farmed. Besides his father, he is preceded in death by one infant sister: Kathy Lynn Dobson.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law: Samara and Robbie Bell of Campbellsville, the mother of his only child and life long friend Donna Dobson Hash, his mother: Rachel Hall Dobson of Summersville, three grandchildren: Ethan Dobson, Austin and Mattie Bell, brother and sister-in-law: Philip and Linda Dobson of Greensburg, nephew and niece: Josh and Jennifer Dobson, great nephew: Grady Dobson, One step grandchild Cheyenne Bell.
Place and time of service: Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home - 10 a.m. Central Time Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Visitation: 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Central Time Tuesday, August 4, 2015 and after 7 a.m. Wednesday at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg .Minister: Bro. Greg Whitlow .Interment In: Wilson Cemetery, Green County, KY
Pallbearers: Keith White, David Dobson, Josh Dobson, Dennis Hedgespeth, Brian Bradshaw, Austin Bell and Ethan Dobson
The family has requested that expressions of sympathy be donations to Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home for funeral expense
"There is an appointed time for everything. And there is a time for every event under heaven ~ A time to give birth, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to uproot what is planted. A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to tear down, and a time to build up. A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance. A time to throw stones, and a time to gather stones; A time to embrace, and a time to shun embracing. A time to search, and a time to give up as lost; A time to keep, and a time to throw away. A time to tear apart, and a time to sew together; A time to be silent, and a time to speak. A time to love, and a time to hate; A time for war, and a time for peace. ."
Cause of death: Drowning
His Fathers Obituary :
Wilton Quincy Dobson, 78, of Green County, Ky., died Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011, at Jane Todd Crawford Hospital.
He was the son of the late Grady and Lillian Milby Dobson. He was married to Rachel Hall Dobson on Sept. 13, 1951. She survives. Survivors also include two sons, Philip Dobson of Greensburg, Ky. and Barry Dobson of Munfordville, Ky. Two grandchildren Josh Dobson and wife Jennifer and Samara Bell and husband Robbie . Also surviving are three great grandchildren Ethan Dobson , Austin and Mattie Bell all of Summersville, Ky and one step great grandchild Cheyenne Bell of Campbellsville, Ky
Funeral was Saturday, Oct. 1 at Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home in Greensburg. The Revs. Robert Knight and Dennis Penick officiated. Burial was in Wilson Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Josh Dobson, Robbie Bell, V.T. Altman, Keith Dobson, David Dobson and Robbie Smith.
Honorary pallbearers were Ethan Dobson, Austin Bell, Mattie Bell, Jennifer Dobson, Samara Bell, Megan Fields, Kim Hutcherson, Ray Hall and Lifeline Home Health employees.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the family funeral fund for burial expenses. Donations can be made at the funeral home.
