Caroline Clara Dodson

I am very sorry to learn that Caroline has passed away. She was a warm, loving woman and will be dearly missed. I hope a passage at John 5:28,29 brings comfort to all who are grieving her loss. May we all look forward to seeing our loved ones like Caroline again.

To the Dodson family - So sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. I remember your mother fondly. We lived across the street on Spohn avenue when you all returned to Wisconsin after your father's retirement. I remember Connie saying that it was the "agreement" that your mother be allowed to settle back closer to family after all those years of traveling in the service. Sounds like it was the right decision for her and she enjoyed many years of that retirement. Thoughts and prayers to you all. Terri (Brown) Klubertanz

My sympathy to the family. I played bridge at the Monona Senior Center & Elks with Carol. I also played euchre with her at the Monona Sr. Ctr. and we would joke about how many nickels we won. One time when she was thinning out her iris, she game me some hugh peach ones that have multiplied for me.

We share your loss and condolences. From the Meta Kruse Meyer (William's Sister) Lineage, your first cousins, Delores L. Meyer Farber & the rest of the Farber Family in Reedsburg, WI. I wish I would have gotten to know my first cousin Caroline. She has had many memories and experiences here, and this has been nice to remember her by. Hug and much love to the family. 1st Cousin 1x removed, Amberly Farber

Dear Tom, Laurie and Family, We are sorry to read of your Mom's passing. Our thought and prayers are with you all. Pat and Peggy Vaughan Weslaco Texas (winter)