Birth date: Aug 25, 1941 Death date: Feb 19, 2021
Rosemary Dodd, 79, of Mobeetie, TX, passed away on February 19, 2021 in BSA Hospital in Amarillo, TX from COVID-19 and pneumonia. Services are planned for 1:30 pm on Friday, February 26 at the United Methodist Church in Wheeler, Read Obituary
What a wonderful woman! Have such fond wonderful memories of her and the family and loved playing with Lisa and Joel when they lived in Idalou. We are saddened by her loss and our prayers are for you all. May you feel God's comfort, peace and love today and in the days ahead. She was a blessing!
Our love,
Penny Hight Wilson
G.L. Hight
I am so sad that I’m not able to be in Texas with my dear family to celebrate the life of my sweet sister-in-law, Rosemary. She has been a treasured member of our family for over 58 years. Through those years, we have shared many of life’s experiences and she could always be counted on to contribute whatever was needed as her part.
You will be sorely missed Dear One! 😥😥😥
Love, Jacque
I am praying for this family. I only knew Rosemary for a short time and had grown to love her and respect her. She was a very lovely lady who truly lived for God and her family.
I always considered Rosemary a dear friend as classmates all 12 years of attending Cooper High School. I remember many times of us spending the night together and doing a lot of giggling. She was so sweet and cute loved by all of us. My condolences to All of the family. Jeanette Pair
We are so sad that we are unable to be with y’all for Aunt Rosemary’s service. We loved her so much. We are praying for you.
I loved sweet Rosemary.... I was blessed to marry her son, Joel in 1989. Before I met her, I knew she was special, because I had never met a more wonderful person than Joel. When I got to go to Wheeler to meet Joel’s family, I was delighted to find two of the most down to earth, humble, likable people I had ever known. Little did I know that I would have the honor of marrying their son. As long as I have known her, I have never heard her say an unkind thing about anyone, and if you told her something in confidence, you could count on it being safe with her. She loved her family, and her family loves her. I have always wished that I was a little more like her... she was a kind, funny, gentle, loving, sweet, and sometimes a little sassy! I’m certain that our Father God has been looking forward to her joining her mother, father and brothers up there in heaven! What a joyous reunion they will have! Maybe knowing that will it make it just a little bit easier to take that she will no longer be here with us. I loved my Mother in law, Rosemary, and I always will. Thank you, Rosemary, for blessing us with the person that you were to each of us. I miss you already.
~Your Daughter-in-law, Laura Dodd
I am so sorry to learn about Rosemary’s death. She was always so loyal and loving to the family and rarely missed the Boyd reunions. I always enjoyed visiting with her. She helped me learn of news from mutual friends who lived in Wheeler. I know she will be greatly missed by all of you, especially C. G., Joel, and Lisa. I’ll be praying that God’s love will surround you with comfort!
Bera Boyd Johnson
