John Dolly Jr.

We really miss seeing And hearing John Dolly .He loved to sing and play music. He was always willing to help out.John LOVED to make you laugh.The Dolly's were SPECIAL. HEAVEN is SWEETER!!

Had not seen you in years but i have known you since the 70s. Good man he was rest in peace John.

Johnny was a great neighbor and friend, best friend of my brother, Bob Hedrick and spent alot of time at our home, he was a great man, prayers for Velma and the family for comfort, peace and strength in the days ahead, God bless and keep you.

Today we put a wonderful man to rest. We know you are in a peaceful/wonderful place in Heaven. We will see you again one day Grandpa John Dolly.

My favorite memory of Grandpa, was when I was a child. He loved his riding mower and driving us around in the back basket. I remember him taking us up and down the neighborhood. Able to say hi to all the neighbors and then we would go down over the hills like a "roller coaster ride". Grandpa would just laugh the whole time and tell jokes. He did it multiple times a day because I always enjoyed it.

I also remember all the times into Ohio to visit the "corn" cuz it was different than KS corn. He would always say. Times by the Ravenswood River, times he would sing and play this guitar. All the fond memories of going to church or church / gospel sings. Going fishing with him in the ponds and just hanging out playing checkers. Grandpa would always try to "cheat at the game" and just giggle when I wasn't paying attention. Grandpa had many tricks up his sleeve. That joker. I will definitely miss him and his funny jokes. He always brought a smile to anyone's face and wasn't afraid to talk to strangers. RIP Grandpa.

I'm also thankful for you being able to meet Bryan and talk Gospel with him. I'm so glad yall got along. He's gonna miss you too. We love you always.

Praying for Mrs. Dolly and the family. Blessed to have known this man of God.

We are so sorry for your loss, Denny and Patricia Myers

John and Velma would play and sing at Shiloh Church on Leon Baden Rd.. Always enjoyed their music but most of all their fellowship.

So very sorry for your loss. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers and sending sincerest sympathy.

Sonya I'm so sorry for you & your family great loss. Love & Prayers.

I will always remember John as the best friend you would ever hope to meet. He always ready to teach God's word, I leant things from him I never thought about before. So much love to share. Praying for his family.

Precious memories of John and Dolly always brings a smile and warms our hearts. Myranda used to sit beside John on the platform steps at church and watch him play guitar. We love you Dolly and John always. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Randy Betty Myranda & Brandan

John was a good friend of ours. He brought laughter whenever we were together. Now he and Averal are finally home with Jesus. Stay strong Velma we will see them again soon.

I will never forget John's sense of humor. The first time I met him he asked me if I wanted to see a picture of his pride and joy. I expected a picture of his children or grandchildren. When I looked at the picture it was a picture of a can of Pride Furniture Polish and a bottle of Joy Dishwashing Detergent. He got such a kick ot of fooling me. I am so sorry for his loss. He will be missed.

We'll miss seeing you and Velma at the Bend Area Gospel Jubilee and Jackson County Gospel Sing. Meet me in the heavenly chior my friend

John was a great man and friend to my parents and Brian. He will be truly missed.

In memory of Brian Keith Frederick,He always called John Dolly as his Second DAD and he would call him Son.John always was a big help at the fall harvest gospel sings. Today they are free from pain and care. Together again.

Uncle Johnny was one of a kind. Gentle, friendly, kind, wise, and full of life. He was great at Easter egg hunts, ramp digging, fishing, quoting the good book, and making everyone feel good. No one could tell a story or joke like uncle Johnny. He brought light and positive energy to every environment, even when he didn’t feel good. He was a great big brother to my dad (Jessie) and I will always admire him for that. There was a brother love bond that was beautiful. Even though they were both in their 80s they still talked for hours almost everyday. Sometimes 2-3 times. Sounded like two little fellas telling stories, reminiscing, and laughing. I often wondered if they would ever run out of things to talk about but that was never the case. That’s what sharing this life is all about, genuine caring and love. We will miss but never forget our love for Uncle Johnny. All our love to Uncle Johnny’s family and friends! So sorry but no doubt he is in heaven (telling jokes).

In memory of our Sister Sharon Jean Kelp she always enjoyed being around John Dolly and the love he always shared to others. Today they are in heaven together

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.Brother John Dolly was a joy to be around .He was always there to help