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William Franklin Doseck
August 21, 1918 ~ January 5, 2018 (age 99) 99 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Dennis Seewer
January 13, 2018 8:26 PM
My deepest sympathy to the family of Bill Doseck,
The most inspiring times of my day as an employee of Otterbein St. Marys were the discussion with the residents . Bill always lifted my spirits in our times together in the Woodshop or taking alone about his love for his wife and family I remember one of our last few times he shared with me he wanted to go home today he is in heaven with his savior.
Today I'm sad for all those that never got to meet the warm spirited man my friend Biil Doseck.
Denny
The most inspiring times of my day as an employee of Otterbein St. Marys were the discussion with the residents . Bill always lifted my spirits in our times together in the Woodshop or taking alone about his love for his wife and family I remember one of our last few times he shared with me he wanted to go home today he is in heaven with his savior.
Today I'm sad for all those that never got to meet the warm spirited man my friend Biil Doseck.
Denny
Message from Denny and Deb Stienecker
January 9, 2018 7:12 PM
Dear Doseck Family,
We would like extend our deepest sympathy on the passing of Bill. I had the opportunity to see Bill last Fall at Dr. Kakarla's office. I admired that Bill never aged. As we briefly talked, he was focused on telling me that he had been and was ready to meet his Lord. He was compassionate because he knew his life was only to begin not end and a place he only dreamed of would soon be his home. The fond memories of Dolores and Margery cooking Thanksgiving dinner, bustling around the kitchen talking and laughing as we knew a delicious meal was soon to come. Bill and Earl discussing woodworking as they gathered in Earl's tiny workshop. Our memories are founded on family, good times and bad. My wish for you is remember all those times. Share the conversation, laughter and tears, but share. Denny is currently in Ningbo, China and I am going to a retreat on Thursday so unfortunately we will not be at the service. We will keep you in our prayers and hopefully our paths will cross someday soon. God Bless You! Deb Stienecker
We would like extend our deepest sympathy on the passing of Bill. I had the opportunity to see Bill last Fall at Dr. Kakarla's office. I admired that Bill never aged. As we briefly talked, he was focused on telling me that he had been and was ready to meet his Lord. He was compassionate because he knew his life was only to begin not end and a place he only dreamed of would soon be his home. The fond memories of Dolores and Margery cooking Thanksgiving dinner, bustling around the kitchen talking and laughing as we knew a delicious meal was soon to come. Bill and Earl discussing woodworking as they gathered in Earl's tiny workshop. Our memories are founded on family, good times and bad. My wish for you is remember all those times. Share the conversation, laughter and tears, but share. Denny is currently in Ningbo, China and I am going to a retreat on Thursday so unfortunately we will not be at the service. We will keep you in our prayers and hopefully our paths will cross someday soon. God Bless You! Deb Stienecker
A candle was lit by Lisa Thobe
on January 8, 2018 7:18 PM
Such a sweet man. We all should be half as sweet.
Such a sweet man. We all should be half as sweet.
A candle was lit by Lisa Thobe
on January 8, 2018 7:16 PM
A candle was lit by Carol Snyder
on January 8, 2018 3:09 PM
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