Wyatt Earl Dodd
August 6, 1942 ~ June 29, 2021
Wyatt Earl Dodd probably passed away at his home in Bells but was pronounced at the hospital in Sherman, Texas June 29, 2021 at the age 78. He was born August 6, 1942 to Wyatt Harvey and Ruth Naomi (Lane) Dodd in Lodi, Ohio. He was nicknamed “Butch” as a child.
He honorably served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War. After his discharge from the service, he went on to work for Texas Instruments. He was a highly accomplished electrical engineer and retired from Raytheon after a 36-year career. In retirement, he served as a consultant. Butch was an intelligent man with an excellent mind for mathematics and numbers. He was a private person who was a steadfast and loyal friend.
He married Juanita Frances Holley on August 6, 1970 in Mesquite, Texas. This was a calculated date of choice, his 28th birthday! They enjoyed nearly 51 years of love, contentment and security in one another.
Butch found peace and comfort in the solitude of their land, a beautiful property with gentle hills, ponds and trees.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Wyatt Harvey and Ruth Naomi Dodd; brother, Danny Ray Dodd.
He is survived by his wife, Juanita Dodd; son, Darin Brunet; brother, Richard Dodd and wife Pam; Rick and Pam’s daughter Deirdre Hyatt and her extended family; and cousins, nieces and nephews in Ohio.
The family asks that if donations want to be made to please donate to the Disabled Veterans at https://www.dav.org/




He was a great man that will be missed.
R.I.P. Uncle Butch.
Nita and family: I am so sorry for your loss.May Butch find comfort and peace. Love you Nita. Will be with you in prayers and thoughts as you travelthis next journey.
He was so very kind to me as a child when we lived next door. He will always be remembered kindly.
You will be missed, such a great uncle, loved to aggravate and make me laugh! See you again one day (RIP)??
Prayers
May the Lord be your guide.
God bless you Aunt Nita.
See you when I get there Unc.
Such a good Uncle to me and a good friend to Tommy. Always making us laugh! We will miss you Uncle Butch. We’ll see you again some day.
ANOTHER GOOD SHIP MATE FROM MY VIET NAM DAYS TO MEET ON THE OTHER SIDE. MANY FOND MEMORIES OF OUR SAILING DAY. WE WERE REALLY TIGHT BACK THEN, STILL REMEMBER WHEN HE CAME TO SEE ME HERE IN DENVER (LITTLETON) YEARS AGO ,IT WAS GOOD TO SEE HIM AGAIN. HE WILL BE IN MY PRAYERS TONIGHT. REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND
MOSES (ROD-CHECH) RODRIQUEZ
Nita and family, our prayers and thoughts are with you. God bless you, guide you, and give you comfort in the coming days ahead.
God bless you Wyatt, as well his family. Was proud to served with ET Dodd in US Navy. Could fix any electronic device in front of him. Served with Wyatt aboard the Richard B. Anderson in 1964-65. A special memory I have was watching him strap on the 45 cal. gun for ASROC watch. Imposing figure.