Clinton Dobson

My Condolances to his family.

Clint! Were to start? A Pastor, a husband, a son, a guy who shared the word of GOD, and most of all... my best friend! I went to North Pointe. And Clint was the nicest person there. I have so many memories with him. I would call him Clifford the BIG Red Dog and he would call me Ape. The only person ever allowed to call me Ape! I don't get why this had to happen, but out of it came a wake up call for most. I just can't wait till the day when we all stand hand in hand, infront of God.! But...

To the Family of Rev. Dobson. I could not understand this tragedy until one night in the wee hours I asked God, Lord,
Where were you when one of yours was taken in such a terrible way? He told
me that He was there just like He was
there when Stephen was killed! Acts 7:54-60 and Stephen looked up and saw Jesus
standing on the right hand of God and I
knew that Rev. Dobson was not alone in that terrible thing! I hope that this will give you all comfort in this...

I had the pleasure of teaching this fine young man in junior high. As a young man Clint had a gift for making everyone who crossed his path feel special...I shall miss that grin! Sharon you were gleaming when talking with me at home depot a few months ago about Clint and Laura and the wonderful life they had. My family is praying that your memories of Clint stay strong. The Huff Family Clear Lake

Dear Laura and all of the family, you are in my thoughts and prayers everyday. This is such an unthinkable tragedy that we will never understand. Clint was such a godly man full of life, love, laughter, compassion, integrity, and I could go on and on. I know Heaven is rejoicing but our hearts are aching. May we look to our Lord and Savior for strength during this difficult time. We will never forget you, Clint. You will be missed.

Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. As described in the Bible, we live in critical times hard to deal with (2nd Timothy 3:1). May your faith and hope in the scriptures help you to endure (Hebrews 11:1). Your family, friends and community are in my prayers.

We Christian here are so grieved by this tragic loss. We are united in Spirit with our Lord Jesus Christ and are mourning with Rev. Clint's family. Some day soon, we will all be together in a glorious , perfect home in perfect love and peace. Thank You Jesus that You have overcome all sorrow.

It seems harder after some time has passed when someone we love has gone.
Know that while I did not know Clint, my heart is still tied to those left to mourn. Bearing with you now, and praying for your peace. He must have lived well and done his work quickly for him to finish and go home so young. I'm 28 and headed to the mission field soon. Clint is an inspiration for me, and I look forward to telling him that in eternity. I'm so sorry for your loss.

We shall all be rejoicing in Heaven together someday soon at being at the most coveted place not seen yet by us all. My prayers go up for all of those left here who will miss this Blessed man of God and his work for the LORD, his family, his church family, and we the brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus who have never physically met in this world but will meet him in the Everlasting Life of Eternity in the loving presence of our Heavenly Father.
Praying that you all feel His peace,...