Keith-Dobkins-Obituary

Keith Dobkins

North Richland Hills, Texas

1953 - 2011

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Keith Dobkins, a retired musician, died peacefully at home Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011, after a long illness. Service: 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Paul Presbyterian Church, 4517 Rufe Snow Drive. The Rev. L. Walker Westerlage will officiate. Private interment: Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville. Friends may call...

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David Locke had always told me about Keith's great guitar playing, I finally heard him playing a telecaster and singing BB King's 'Nobody Loves Me But My Mama, and She Could Be Jivin' Too...' back in the 70's. It was much later that I heard him playing steel on a session at Pantego Sound. Keith was truly a natural musician. So sorry to hear of his passing.

Keith and I , along with my sisters, Jeanette and Debbie, were good friends when he was playing in the late 70's and early 80's. He and Jeanette dated for a while. He was on of the best friends I have ever had and I deeply regret not keeping in touch with him. He will be greatly missed. May God be with his family now.. But you know God likes some good ole country music too.
God bless, Pat Hunter

Steve, I am sorry to hear of your brothers passing. I did not know Keith but you and I worked together in the very early 70's. My sympathy is with you in this sad time.

Mike boudier introduced me to keith in the 10th grade,Keith was a good friend for years, i remember he taught himself to play steel guitar when he started playing at the stockyards.He was one of the most genuine person i ever knew.

God bless my friend keith one the better musicians in this town so long brother.

I was very sorry to hear this news. Keith used to make me laugh so hard my sides hurt. And he made many, many people feel totally alive with his music. Even if someone felt bad, his music could still make a person feel so deeply you just had to give up your sadness and go on living. Listening to him play we were reminded that there was always beauty in the world when there was music. My deepest condolences to Treba and Steve and all those who will miss him dearly.

Sorry to learn of Keith's passing. He was a great guy to know in high school and sad that we did not stay closer after 72 graduation. He will be missed by all of those who got a chance to know him.

Sorry to hear of Keith's passing.

We pray that God will wrap his loving arms around you and give you strength and comfort during this very sad period. We will keep you in our daily prayers. Love you, Buster and Marcy