Jimmie Albert Dodd, 62, of Norman, passed away 12/13/20. There will be no service per Jim's request. Online condolences may be shared at www.tribute.care (405-292-4787).
Jimmie: Peace be with you my sweet friend. Thank you for all of your gardening tips, checking on me after tornadoes and just all around great conversation. You were always so positive and quick to encourage others. I will continue to think of you often... xo -Cindy
Sorry to read of his passing m,,is it too much to ask to find out how he died?. I remember him in school my interactions with him we're always positive seem like a very smart individual as well sorry to know his passing. Rest in peace young man
I met Jimmy when I moved back from Texas and started back to school at Mckinley. we both started smoking at the ripe old age of 12, spent most of our time trying to get our hands on smokes and not get caught with them. I will never forget he sold me a disposable lighter that was almost empty and told me it was refillable. He was a hustler but he gave me back the money when we found out they were desposable.I lost contact with Jimmy in high school we hung out in different crowds.He was a good guy and I know he is missed.
Susie O'Dell (Skaggs)
Rest In Peace, Jimmie.
James Stober
R.I.P. Jimmie! I will always remember you for being shogun when I wrecked my Camero with only a permit to drive! Always a positive attitude!
Cindy McCay
Jimmie: Peace be with you my sweet friend. Thank you for all of your gardening tips, checking on me after tornadoes and just all around great conversation. You were always so positive and quick to encourage others. I will continue to think of you often... xo -Cindy
Steve Burleson
Sorry to read of his passing m,,is it too much to ask to find out how he died?. I remember him in school my interactions with him we're always positive seem like a very smart individual as well sorry to know his passing. Rest in peace young man
Lisa Kipp
What a smile, kind of shy smile, but always a smile. Jimmie was one of the nicest guys in our class. So sorry he left earth so young....
Bruce Barnard
Always a good guy witha very good focus on life.
Certainly one of the good ones!
Curtis Ellison
I met Jimmy when I moved back from Texas and started back to school at Mckinley. we both started smoking at the ripe old age of 12, spent most of our time trying to get our hands on smokes and not get caught with them. I will never forget he sold me a disposable lighter that was almost empty and told me it was refillable. He was a hustler but he gave me back the money when we found out they were desposable.I lost contact with Jimmy in high school we hung out in different crowds.He was a good guy and I know he is missed.
Rest in peace Jimmy