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Rachel Petty-Voigt
February 22, 2009
As a professional caregiver to Mr. Doss in his later years, I shall always remember we two touring about in the golf cart and catching shouts and waves along the way. He was such an humble man that he seemed not to notice the constant shower of accolades sent upon him everywhere he went. May God bless his good family to keep his memory close.
Clif Byrd
February 22, 2009
My office was adjacent to Noble's several years ago, and I had the wonderful pleasure of sharing many relaxed visits with him. Malcolm Kutner, Noble's roommate at Texas, was a close friend of mine and we would spend hours "telling stories". He was a gracious and humble gentleman and I consider my time visiting with him very special and something I will never forget. May God bless and comfort the family.
Shelley Weedon Trepanier
February 21, 2009
Noble, your dad and mom were the dearest people, I was so fortunate to have grown up around them and they are such a sweet part of my memory! My parents Don and Fern loved Noble and Dorothy. Bless you and your family. My sincerest sympathy for the loss of your father.
Lindy Segall
February 20, 2009
My memories of working out next to Mr. Doss at the gym in his later years are so special. We would talk U.T. sports and just have the best time ever.
Such a true gentleman. I will miss him. My prayers and good wishes to the family.
Mary Ann and Bobby Prince
February 20, 2009
We will always remember Noble as the quintessential southern gentleman. He was a delight to know and work with and will be greatly missed in the Austin community. Our sincere condolences to the Doss family.
Gerry Fleming
February 18, 2009
To my Condolences to the Doss Family From Gerry Fleming and Daughter Benita Fleming.
Stan Mauldin
February 18, 2009
Our condolences go out to the Noble Doss family. I can only remember the fine gentleman he was as he shared memories of times with his teammates, friends and his fellow man.
Sincerely,
Jennifer and Stan Mauldin and family
Marcella Autry
February 18, 2009
Years ago, I had the distinct pleasure of serving Mr. Doss at a favorite neighborhood bar and grill. He was always such a joy and so kind. We all loved hearing his stories of UT and professional football and were saddened when he was no longer able to visit. My husband and I have often thought of Mr. Doss and wondered how he was. We are deeply saddened to hear of you loss, but know his was a life well lived. Mr. Doss was, is, and always will be a legend. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. God bless.
Georgia Mackowiak
February 18, 2009
Noble, Sharon, Jessica, Amanda and families,
Our deepest sympathies to all of you in the loss of a wonderful Father, Father-in-Law and Grandfather. We know that you will be comforted by your beautiful memories.
Many blessings,
Georgia and Larry Mackowiak
Wallace Arbuckle Jr.
February 18, 2009
A nice lottle golfer in his day.
Kristen Hullum, RN
February 17, 2009
I had the great pleasure of caring for Mr. Doss during a hospitalization several years ago. Despite the fact that I'm a Longhorn football fan, I was unaware of who he was. I was excited when I asked him about his football ring and he told me all about his history with the Longhorns and the NFL. He was very modest and humble, but that night on the internet I discovered how truly talented he was on the football field. However, what I remember the most about Mr. Doss is his kind and gentle spirit. He made an impression on me that will last a lifetime. Out of the thousands of patients I have cared for, he was one I'll remember forever.
WELDON JACKSON HARWELL
February 17, 2009
I had the pleasure of seeing the impossible catch.I was 11 years old! selling soda pop at the game I never forgot the name.The United Methodest Church was my church as a youth God Bless All
Melissa Rohe
February 17, 2009
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
Susie and Amor Forwood
February 17, 2009
What a true kind and gentle person! He will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Noble was one of those rare persons that no one ever said an unkind word about. He was a real gentleman and indeed a friend.
Julie Early
February 17, 2009
I knew Noble through my grandfather, they were great friends, and through my employment. I sure did enjoy knowing Noble Doss. What a wonderful man! I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Archie Basey
February 17, 2009
My Uncle Bub use to talk about when he played football with Nobel and that team. He said that was the best team in history. Another great Longhorn is in heaven today. May God be with you.
Mark Shumway
February 17, 2009
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
Matt James
February 17, 2009
Noble Doss was a great Longhorn and a great citizen. His name could not have been more fitting. God Bless.
Nicole Binkley
February 17, 2009
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Our hearts go out to the Doss family. You all are truly special to us and we love you.
Nicole (Buckingham) Binkley and Family
Robert Buckingham
February 17, 2009
Noble, Sharon, Amanda, and Jessica
Debra and I are so saddened to read about your Dad. We have nothing but fond memories of Noble Sr. and the entire Doss family. Please know that we are thinking of you guys and are keeping all of you in our prayers. May the Lord bless you and keep you and give you his peace during this time. Noble is now celebrating with the best of them.
Love
Robert and Debra Buckingham
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