Max Dotson was the firstborn child of Theodore Roosevelt "Ted" Dotson (1902-1997) and Zella "Myrtle" (Walker) Dotson (1903-1990). He died young in Fort Madison, Iowa, from complications related to nephritis.
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The Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette, page 14, May 14, 1952; Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa:
Leonard Max Dotson, 28, of 1536½ Avenue D, Fort Madison, died May 14 (1952), at 4 a.m. in Sacred Heart hospital, Fort Madison. He was a machinist at the West Burlington shops.
A native of Burlington, Dotson was born March 6, 1924 and was married to Elaine Brown at Fort Madison on June 28, 1946. He had been a resident of Fort Madison for the past 6 years.
Dotson was a member of St. Paul Lutheran church of Fort Madison. He is survived by his widow, a six week old daughter, Sylvia Elaine, and his parents, Theodore and Myrtle Walker Dotson, of New London. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Virginia Lox, of New London.
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The Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette, page 14, May 14, 1952; Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa:
Leonard Max Dotson, 28, of 1536½ Avenue D, Fort Madison, died May 14 (1952), at 4 a.m. in Sacred Heart hospital, Fort Madison. He was a machinist at the West Burlington shops.
A native of Burlington, Dotson was born March 6, 1924 and was married to Elaine Brown at Fort Madison on June 28, 1946. He had been a resident of Fort Madison for the past 6 years.
Dotson was a member of St. Paul Lutheran church of Fort Madison. He is survived by his widow, a six week old daughter, Sylvia Elaine, and his parents, Theodore and Myrtle Walker Dotson, of New London. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Virginia Lox, of New London.
Max Dotson was the firstborn child of Theodore Roosevelt "Ted" Dotson (1902-1997) and Zella "Myrtle" (Walker) Dotson (1903-1990). He died young in Fort Madison, Iowa, from complications related to nephritis.
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The Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette, page 14, May 14, 1952; Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa:
Leonard Max Dotson, 28, of 1536½ Avenue D, Fort Madison, died May 14 (1952), at 4 a.m. in Sacred Heart hospital, Fort Madison. He was a machinist at the West Burlington shops.
A native of Burlington, Dotson was born March 6, 1924 and was married to Elaine Brown at Fort Madison on June 28, 1946. He had been a resident of Fort Madison for the past 6 years.
Dotson was a member of St. Paul Lutheran church of Fort Madison. He is survived by his widow, a six week old daughter, Sylvia Elaine, and his parents, Theodore and Myrtle Walker Dotson, of New London. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Virginia Lox, of New London.
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The Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette, page 14, May 14, 1952; Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa:
Leonard Max Dotson, 28, of 1536½ Avenue D, Fort Madison, died May 14 (1952), at 4 a.m. in Sacred Heart hospital, Fort Madison. He was a machinist at the West Burlington shops.
A native of Burlington, Dotson was born March 6, 1924 and was married to Elaine Brown at Fort Madison on June 28, 1946. He had been a resident of Fort Madison for the past 6 years.
Dotson was a member of St. Paul Lutheran church of Fort Madison. He is survived by his widow, a six week old daughter, Sylvia Elaine, and his parents, Theodore and Myrtle Walker Dotson, of New London. Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. Virginia Lox, of New London.
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