Rest in peace.

Rick.

Sorry to hear about your family’s loss. We will always remember spending some wonderfull times with your dad and family. He was a wonderful man.

Our prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time.

With all our Love

Mike, Theresa, Marissa, Brenden and Andria

I spent 13 years at Miami Center, 1967 – 1980. Steve was a wonderful friend and workmate. I still speak of him often. My condolences to the Dobso family.

Chuck Leonard

Dear Linda and the Dobso Family,

I am so sorry to hear of Steve’s passing.

I worked at Miami ARTCC from 1970 through March of 2004 and Steve was always a presence. He was a true professional; as an Air Traffic Controller, as an instructor for the training department and as part of the FAA automation team. He was always dependable, a hard worker and well-liked by everyone…and a good friend.

You have my deepest sympathy.

Sincerely,

Dave Dean

My deepest condolences to the Dodso family. Ducky was a beloved presence at Miami ARTCC to me and countless others. Always a warm humorist. May he rest in peace.

Rest in Peace, Steve

I enjoyed working with Steve a coworker at Miami Center in the automation department. I will miss his duck-man antics and stories of marathon races.

To Linda, Lorrie and the entire Dobso family,

Steve, fondly known as “Ducky” will be missed. He was such a fun and caring person. The “AAAs” of the world will surely miss his leadership. I have lots of great memories at all the marathon events that he & Linda sat through in support of us runners and the dinners were always enjoyable with his presence.

Will miss you Steve.

Love, Nancy Moore

You are always on my heart! I will miss you terribly. God wants his loved ones

and you are It. I will always pray for you and hope for the best for the family.

Linda and the rest of your family God is in the center of your needs today.

Rest in Peace my brother. Love, Mary, Dick and family

I had the privilege of working with Steve at the Miami ARTCC for the last 10+ years he was there. Count me among his many admirers and friends who sorely miss his indomitable spirit. Please accept my sincere condolences.

Uncle Steve, memories of my youth are filled with laughter and love as I fondly reflect on your wonderful sense of humor and kindness. You were a loving uncle and devoted father. My prayers for you, and Aunt Linda, Lorrie, Rick, Wendy and Michael as they suffer in their unexpected and tragic loss. My love and sincere condolences to the Dobso family.

All families experience plenty of pain and disappointments but good memories are a treasure chest. During the sadness it is my hope the entire Dobso Family is able to find comfort in your individual treasure chest of memories. In some small way know your loss is felt by many.

Steve was my closest friend while we worked together at ZMA. We both enjoyed polka music and Peestabotchie ? and I liked Franky Yankovic ! He also introduced me to hot peppers !!! He was the best controller EVER ..Really enjoyed working with him..Very patient and caring which made him a great instructor. He was a wonderful family man and altho we didn’t communicate a lot after retirement …he was a great friend and I will miss him a lot !