Birth date: Nov 9, 1947 Death date: Aug 22, 2024
Rev. David Dolen, 76, of Lake City, Fl, passed away on Thursday, August 22, 2024, at Ascension St. Vincent's Hospital, Jacksonville, Fl. He was born on November 9, 1947, in Huntington, WV, to the late Basil and Mary Nida Dolen. He Read Obituary
Viewing today for our brother in law 💔🙏🏻
David we where best friends ever since we grew up I love you with all my heart , and will miss going to church with you we had some shouting times here but when we meet in heaven it will be joy unspeakable and ful of glory with all our family I will wave the blood stained banner for Jesus for the family love you little brother.
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My papaw was and is the definition of godly man. He has taught me everything I know about god. I can definitely say I have the best papaw ever ❤️anything I asked my papaw to do he would jump up and do it for me and anyone who asked him.
He attempted to build me a tree house but we didn't have a tree so he just built it really tall but never got to finish it 😂 every morning for school we'd get in his red truck and he'd make us say John 3:16, the shortest and longest verse in the Bible and he'd say who do you love 1st and 2nd and we'd say Jesus then papaw. Being called sheabug will never be the same.
I already miss you so much papaw but I know you're having the best time running and jumping around and talking to god. I can't wait to see you in heaven 💙
Uncle David to me was a male figure in my life that showed me what men should be like. His example of a kind heart, caring nature and sense of humor were the things that I loved most! I have so many memories and most were funny! He always left a smile on my face and Alex's. They had such a playful relationship. We will love & miss you always! We will meet again some day Uncle Dave♥️🙏🏻
Praying for pam and all his family
So sorry
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Uncle Dave was always very sweet to me. I can here him preaching now he always a true sermon
In the past 10 to 15 years I got closer to Uncle Dave he worked for Greg and I for awhile Greg thought the world of him
Our later visits usually was me, Debbie, Sandy Andy Candy Sue going to see him and Pam we would laugh, talk sing and praise God awhile these are treasured memories to me
I know every time I would see Uncle Dave and Aunt Pam he never failed to say I love you Tam or just tell us I love you girls and I know he meant him from his heart
I will always remember his smile and his laugh but most of the impression he left me with of knowing how important God was in his life and to make sure I always knew to live my life for God
Until we meet again Uncle Dave ❤️❤️❤️
