Nicholas G. Dokos

Hey Lee, I am realy sorry to hear about your dad he was a real insperation to me growing up he was there for us in football and in life in general, he will be missed!

Dear Dokos Family - Although I have not seen Nick for several years I will always have great memories of him. He truly was a "Man amoung Men". I worked with him at Kennecott and whenever a difficult job came up everyone would always say get "Dokos and his Boys" knowing full well he would accomplish the task. I'm sure he shared great pride in his Family as well as you in Him---He will be missed but not forgotten.

An Old Friend -

Virginia and family--I sure will miss those talks we had on your patio and of course I have a hole in my heart now that Nick is gone. How lucky you all were able to be with him all the time. what a great man and wealth of information he was to me when I needed his help. I am fortunate that he passed into my life and became a friend I won't forget him. Jay & Lillian Ingleby

Dear Dokos family,
We were so very saddened to hear of the death of "Grandpa" Dokos. We send you our deepest and sincere condolences. When I told Rachael of his passing, she said "That's so sad, I will miss him and his toothpick." Please know that you are in our thoughts and our prayers.

My dearest Virginia and family members. No finer nor gentle man have I cared for than Nick. He was so kind to me when ever I answered his bell. Thank you for bringing Nick into my life. Now that God has brought him home he is no longer in pain and resting in peace. This comes with my deepest and most sincere condolences. Marie, CNA Woodland Park. I still can only immagine what Sunday dinners were like.

Dear Nicki and Family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to all of you. How lucky you are to have such a great man as your father and Grandfather. What a lucky man he was to have such a loving and wonderful family.
Love,
Kimberly