Amelia Janssen Dopson

I met Doc Dopson in 1967. I enjoyed the relationship I had with him and Mimi. We always had stories to trade about what we were doing or where we had traveled to. They were great people. I´m a better person for knowing them. Bill Cloud...

My parents, my husband and I were patients at the dental office beginning in 1967, until the Dopsons moved from Austin. Mimi and Dr. Dopson were a beautiful people inside and out. My parents were good friends with both Dr. Dopson and Mimi. Because of a pamphlet my Dad found in their dental waiting room, which he read carefully in 1968, he stopped smoking for good. The Dopsons inspired us in many good ways.

Dr Dopson was my dentist for all my childhood and young adult. I saw Mimi so often they were part of family . I remember them being very concerned about teeth that I joked to my parents they probably lived in a tooth shaped house. I always wondered how they were. My condolences to the family.

I was a patient at Dr. Dopson's dental practice for many years in Austin and always enjoyed both of their company when I went in for a checkup or work. Brings back many, many fine memories in spite of it being a dental office. So sorry to lose Mimi. It's like losing a part of who I am now because of her influence in my life for years.