I remember Greg mostly from the 9th grade when we had Drama Class together at North Whidbey. I remember he played a character as a fictional movie star "Robert Moore" in Hot Ice. I remember the name because it was very similar to the movie star of that day, Roger Moore. Greg donned in his shades and scarf with that oh so close to John Travolta's suit really made him look like a star. Ok, so that was a few years off, but the styles were very close! :)
He was very patient with me as I played a star struck maid, while getting nervous in front of everyone forgetting my lines. He was really a nice guy to everyone.
Finally, here is the information that I received for Greg's Obit.
FAIRFIELD -- Greg Dozier, 44, died Friday, June 25, 2005, at the home of his parents in Burnt Prairie, Ill.
He was a belt mechanic at the White County Coal Patiki Mine, and served in the Army Reserves for six years.
Surviving are his wife, Kim (Henshaw) Dozier; a son, Neil Dozier; two daughters, Nicole Ja-Lee and Haley Shay Dozier; his parents, Carroll and Reva Dozier; and a brother, Dean Dozier.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Kittinger-Fair Funeral Home in Carmi, with burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery near Fairfield.
Mostly I remember Greg from North Whidbey Junior High and 9th grade football. Coach Biddle called him Bull-Dozier and, yeah, it was appropriate. That whole crew was a blast: Greg, John Pendrey, Janet Schmidlin, Willie Espero, Joyce Brooks, Andrea Burkell, Terry Lind, Kay French, Tammy Kincaid, Lisa Henninger, Cory Kennedy, Bill Blodgett, Dan Beach, Christi Jensen, Dave Ratliff, Wes Burton, Colleen Bartholomew, Colleen Crossley, Paul Schulz, Mark Phelps, Cindy Williamson, John Crowley, Wendy Kincaid, Dave Dyer, Diane Erickson, Susan Ritchie...all the fun in the sun. Sorry your time was too short.
Debbie Hannah (Underfinger)
I remember Greg mostly from the 9th grade when we had Drama Class together at North Whidbey. I remember he played a character as a fictional movie star "Robert Moore" in Hot Ice. I remember the name because it was very similar to the movie star of that day, Roger Moore. Greg donned in his shades and scarf with that oh so close to John Travolta's suit really made him look like a star. Ok, so that was a few years off, but the styles were very close! :)He was very patient with me as I played a star struck maid, while getting nervous in front of everyone forgetting my lines. He was really a nice guy to everyone.
Janet Schmidlin (Cline)
Finally, here is the information that I received for Greg's Obit.FAIRFIELD -- Greg Dozier, 44, died Friday, June 25, 2005, at the home of his parents in Burnt Prairie, Ill.
He was a belt mechanic at the White County Coal Patiki Mine, and served in the Army Reserves for six years.
Surviving are his wife, Kim (Henshaw) Dozier; a son, Neil Dozier; two daughters, Nicole Ja-Lee and Haley Shay Dozier; his parents, Carroll and Reva Dozier; and a brother, Dean Dozier.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Kittinger-Fair Funeral Home in Carmi, with burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery near Fairfield.
Visitation is from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday.
Andy Wojciechowski
Mostly I remember Greg from North Whidbey Junior High and 9th grade football. Coach Biddle called him Bull-Dozier and, yeah, it was appropriate. That whole crew was a blast: Greg, John Pendrey, Janet Schmidlin, Willie Espero, Joyce Brooks, Andrea Burkell, Terry Lind, Kay French, Tammy Kincaid, Lisa Henninger, Cory Kennedy, Bill Blodgett, Dan Beach, Christi Jensen, Dave Ratliff, Wes Burton, Colleen Bartholomew, Colleen Crossley, Paul Schulz, Mark Phelps, Cindy Williamson, John Crowley, Wendy Kincaid, Dave Dyer, Diane Erickson, Susan Ritchie...all the fun in the sun. Sorry your time was too short.