DOROTHY LOIS DOSH HANEY, 89 passed away January 8, 2011. She was very special to her family and friends. She was born October 9, 1921, in Inola, Oklahoma, to Ollie and Lafayette (Lafe) Dosh. She was a Mother and also a teacher for 21 years – the last years teaching at Stratford High School for the Spring Branch School District. She was a member of the Eight Church of Christ, Scientist, Houston, Texas. She attended Conners Jr. College and graduated from Northeastern State University of Oklahoma. She also attended the University of Texas and received her masters degree from the University of Houston. She was a member of the Delphians, The American Association of University Women, the Opti-Mrs. Club of Fort Worth, A Beaumont Supper Club, and the Nottingham Forest Women's Club Investment Group.
She was active in the Arts, Gardening, Church work, and enjoyed Galveston beaches and traveling the world as time permitted. She was preceded in death by her lifelong husband, George, of fifty years and her infant son. Devoted loving Mother and Grandmother, she is survived by four daughters and their families: Dr. Cynthia Jordan and her husband Dr. Larry Jordan, of Winnepeg, Canada; Cheryl Senter of Houston; Amy Jill Clements and her husband Michael of Kilgore; Robyn Pledger and her husband Chris of Sante Fe, Texas; ten grandchildren, Caleb, Tamara, Breanna, Chad, Daniel, Amy Karel, Michael Jr., Jared, Hayden, and Dustin, two great grandchildren, Kaitlyn and Kaden, with a third expected from granddaughter Breanna; brother; John C. Dosh and his wife Phyllis, of Cortez, Colorado and Ontario, California; several nieces and nephews, and many dear, dear friends. She hoped to be remembered for her unfailing moral support of her family and as one who had an enthusiastic capacity to love all the happy times that life had to offer. She was devoted to education.
The family will receive friends at the Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home on Thursday, January 13 at 1:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM with entombment to follow in the Memorial Mission Mausoleum beside her husband and son.
She was active in the Arts, Gardening, Church work, and enjoyed Galveston beaches and traveling the world as time permitted. She was preceded in death by her lifelong husband, George, of fifty years and her infant son. Devoted loving Mother and Grandmother, she is survived by four daughters and their families: Dr. Cynthia Jordan and her husband Dr. Larry Jordan, of Winnepeg, Canada; Cheryl Senter of Houston; Amy Jill Clements and her husband Michael of Kilgore; Robyn Pledger and her husband Chris of Sante Fe, Texas; ten grandchildren, Caleb, Tamara, Breanna, Chad, Daniel, Amy Karel, Michael Jr., Jared, Hayden, and Dustin, two great grandchildren, Kaitlyn and Kaden, with a third expected from granddaughter Breanna; brother; John C. Dosh and his wife Phyllis, of Cortez, Colorado and Ontario, California; several nieces and nephews, and many dear, dear friends. She hoped to be remembered for her unfailing moral support of her family and as one who had an enthusiastic capacity to love all the happy times that life had to offer. She was devoted to education.
The family will receive friends at the Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home on Thursday, January 13 at 1:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM with entombment to follow in the Memorial Mission Mausoleum beside her husband and son.
DOROTHY LOIS DOSH HANEY, 89 passed away January 8, 2011. She was very special to her family and friends. She was born October 9, 1921, in Inola, Oklahoma, to Ollie and Lafayette (Lafe) Dosh. She was a Mother and also a teacher for 21 years – the last years teaching at Stratford High School for the Spring Branch School District. She was a member of the Eight Church of Christ, Scientist, Houston, Texas. She attended Conners Jr. College and graduated from Northeastern State University of Oklahoma. She also attended the University of Texas and received her masters degree from the University of Houston. She was a member of the Delphians, The American Association of University Women, the Opti-Mrs. Club of Fort Worth, A Beaumont Supper Club, and the Nottingham Forest Women's Club Investment Group.
She was active in the Arts, Gardening, Church work, and enjoyed Galveston beaches and traveling the world as time permitted. She was preceded in death by her lifelong husband, George, of fifty years and her infant son. Devoted loving Mother and Grandmother, she is survived by four daughters and their families: Dr. Cynthia Jordan and her husband Dr. Larry Jordan, of Winnepeg, Canada; Cheryl Senter of Houston; Amy Jill Clements and her husband Michael of Kilgore; Robyn Pledger and her husband Chris of Sante Fe, Texas; ten grandchildren, Caleb, Tamara, Breanna, Chad, Daniel, Amy Karel, Michael Jr., Jared, Hayden, and Dustin, two great grandchildren, Kaitlyn and Kaden, with a third expected from granddaughter Breanna; brother; John C. Dosh and his wife Phyllis, of Cortez, Colorado and Ontario, California; several nieces and nephews, and many dear, dear friends. She hoped to be remembered for her unfailing moral support of her family and as one who had an enthusiastic capacity to love all the happy times that life had to offer. She was devoted to education.
The family will receive friends at the Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home on Thursday, January 13 at 1:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM with entombment to follow in the Memorial Mission Mausoleum beside her husband and son.
She was active in the Arts, Gardening, Church work, and enjoyed Galveston beaches and traveling the world as time permitted. She was preceded in death by her lifelong husband, George, of fifty years and her infant son. Devoted loving Mother and Grandmother, she is survived by four daughters and their families: Dr. Cynthia Jordan and her husband Dr. Larry Jordan, of Winnepeg, Canada; Cheryl Senter of Houston; Amy Jill Clements and her husband Michael of Kilgore; Robyn Pledger and her husband Chris of Sante Fe, Texas; ten grandchildren, Caleb, Tamara, Breanna, Chad, Daniel, Amy Karel, Michael Jr., Jared, Hayden, and Dustin, two great grandchildren, Kaitlyn and Kaden, with a third expected from granddaughter Breanna; brother; John C. Dosh and his wife Phyllis, of Cortez, Colorado and Ontario, California; several nieces and nephews, and many dear, dear friends. She hoped to be remembered for her unfailing moral support of her family and as one who had an enthusiastic capacity to love all the happy times that life had to offer. She was devoted to education.
The family will receive friends at the Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home on Thursday, January 13 at 1:00 PM. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM with entombment to follow in the Memorial Mission Mausoleum beside her husband and son.
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