Birth date: Aug 21, 1951 Death date: Jun 5, 2024
Robert Frank Doczi, beloved husband and father peacefully passed away on June 5, 2024, at the age of 72. He was born on August 21, 1951, in Detroit, MI and grew up in Chicago IL. He had been residing in Dallas, TX since 1980. Rob Read Obituary
Dear Doczi family,
We are saddened to discover this news. We will always remember Bob’s warm smile and welcoming approach to life. Wishing you all moments of peace and comfort that memory and passing time brings.
Bob,
Be sure to take Leda on an outing for her first round of golf; share another meal.
Stephen Yachetti
Carolyn and Elizabeth, my condolences. It has been a long while since Bob and I worked together. He is a fine man and I know you have many wonderful memories to bring you comfort in the days and weeks to come. My Bob's memory be blessing. Daryl Beck
I know how much you all will miss Bob , what a great guy ! Who’s going to tell me where to eat and stay now ? Bob was Decent Kind and honest , qualities not so easy to find anymore ! He loved his family and friends .you will be missed my friend ,our loss is heavens gain , he has lots of stories to tell from his time on Earth .Carolyn and Elizabeth(aka princess) he loved you so.
God love and bless you , Harvey
Carolyn and Elizabeth I send my thoughts and prayers to both of you. I know you’re feeling heartache now but I wish you happy memories in the future.
Sincerely
Patti Frenette
I didn’t get to know him for very long, but wow, what a fascinating and accomplished man. He had the best stories about his life. We worked together at Williams-Sonoma where he was adored and respected by all. He knew something about everything. I feel honored to have worked with him. He will be missed.
Rigdon Fair
Carolyn, Elizabeth, and family, it’s with our deepest sympathy and condolences on Bob’s passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Heaven received a beautiful soul! His obituary describes him very well! He was the most thoughtful, unselfish, caring man that we called our friend. As you know, he helped us decorate our store and it is truly outstanding because of Bob. We are so thankful we got to have lunch with you not knowing it would be the last lunch with Bob. So sorry for the loss of your husband, father and brother. He is terribly missed already. With love, Tom, Amy, Andrew and Preston Potts
