Birth date: May 9, 1941 Death date: Mar 13, 2010
Minor Hampton Dodson, 68 of Sperryville died Saturday, March 13, 2010 at his residence. He was born May 9, 1941 in Rappahannock County to the late William Alexander and Lizzie Margaret Newcomer Dodson. Mr. Dodson enjoyed travelin Read Obituary
When I first met you Minor, I tried my hardest to not love you as I did my own father. But, over the past 20 years you became that very loving dad that we also lost long ago. You excepted us as your own, and loved us as your own. You cherished our mother as the princess she is. You will be thought of often, and carried in my heart forever.
Your daughter, Lois
My condolences to the Dodson family. I wish I had known him.
You were one of those guys that i always liked,and the more I got to know you I started lovin you. I will never forget those richmond tickets. I didnt have any, and you made sure me and amy was going to go. I will never forget that.
Love you in heaven
To the dodson family im very sorry for your loss uncle Minor was a good man and one heck of good fisherman my fondest memory of uncle Minor was several years back when He , Jerry, Leo Hitt ,William Hitt and myself (Willaim Hitt Jr) where fishing on the chesapeake bay for stripers..When uncle Minor fell asleep on the boat for a couple of hours, while the rest of us contiune to fish, when he woke up he ended up catching the biggest fish of the trip. Sometimes your good , Sometimes your lucky, He was both!! He will be greatly missed.
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to the dodson family of minor iam writing this for my father william joe alther who he said that minor was his best friend in school he was talking about him the other day about how they had good times together and what good friend he was.so his prayers are going out the famliy.william joe alther lois alther
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Where to begin..You taught us how to love by the way you loved my Nana. You taught us how to be full spirited by the spontaneous trips you took. You taught us how to grow up and become responsible parents by your kind words and gentle heart. You taught us how to be individuals by giving us a boost anytime we needed you, whether it be by words of wisdom or material items. No matter what, we could depend on you. For this I am proud to call you my Papa. Now I wish I could pay my 50 cents to make one more call to you. I will miss you!
Amy
Minor was a special person. Diana keep looking up.The Lord will see you through. With Love And Blessings. Deana Clatterbuck
