Dommie D. Lawless Jr.

My thoughts go out to Dommie and Marsha.

My most sincere sympathy to the family of Dommie. My father and Mother, Grady Kelley, of Shreveport (grew up in Elysian Fields with Dommie) spoke very fondly and often of Dommie. Dommie's obituary was lovely and it truly sounds like he did live a very, very good life.

To a great and kind man...I will miss him.Everybody knows him by Coach Lawless and Miles Hitchcock as Asst Coach..I made a lot of friends on that baseball club..i will never forget those days.. he made us young men. R.I.P Coach..There is a special place for him up there.

Hugs and prayers to the Lawless family during this difficult time. He will be sadly missed.

My baseball coach, my parents neighbor and family friend. A true southern Gentleman.
Joe Land
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Marsha and family, Dommie will always be special to our family and hearts. He lived the silent servants life. I was always amazed that he knew how everyone in the church drank their coffee and could have their cup of coffee waiting for them almost the moment they walked through the door! I love the story Dad Culbertson tells of when he took my grandson to visit him. Dommie asked if he wanted candy and Michael told him no, it wasn't good for him and he would prefer broccoli. Dad C said...

I remember the first time I went to youth group in the 7th grade and going through the hamburger line. There was Mr. Dommie serving with a smile on his face and always a kind word. I know my Dad always loved played golf with Dommie. My sympathy goes out to Dommie and Marsha.

Was so sad to hear about Dommie. I know he is at rest and at peace. He is hanging out with the Mangum gang! I always will have fond memories of his smile, humor and his great personality. RIP Mr Dommie till we meet again.