Mr. Terry "Mike" Dozier

Birth date: Oct 4, 1951 Death date: Jun 28, 2020

Terry Michael “Mike” Dozier passed away while surrounded by family and friends on June 26th 2020, at the age of 68. Throughout his life he remained a devoted husband, loving father, consummate teacher and loyal friend. Mike was b Read Obituary

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Tim Dozier

149w ago

My memories of micro different I grew up with him in Pensacola off and on then he went off to join the service. I moved to Orlando with my three sisters until I join the Air Force and went back to Pensacola to spend time with Grandma and Grandpa. I saw Mike when Grandpa died that's the only time I ever saw him cry and of course when grandma died so we didn't see much of each other after that been trying to get a hold of him for years to get some pictures of Grandma and Grandpa which we never were able to get together. So my deepest condolences Tanya Shayla and Ryan if you would when you get a chance call me 850-376-4932 my prayers go with you all love Tim Dozier

Frederick Brooking

189w ago

Mike, so sad, u were a mench, from devens to dli to berlin, u were a super trooper, peeps gona miss your essence, and u did beat me once at chess

Elizabeth Plotner

274w ago

Tonya, Shaila, & Rhiannon,
I was so saddened to here of Mike’s passing. I know we aren’t in close contact, but I remember our time as neighbors and friends often. My heart gone as out to all of you! May you find peace in many happy memories!

With condolences,
Elizabeth Plotner

Don And Jayne Robblee

274w ago

I was on the same Team as Mike a long time ago, we were on the same team in the 10th SFG good young man at that time. We were all young at one time. I recall one year we had the responsibility to teach Survival to the Summer Camp for the I believe it was 71 or 72 East Coats ROTC Graduating Officers class at Indian town Gap, PA. I had the pleasure of attend a function with our old Team Sgt a few years ago at what used to be Ft Devens it was a 10th Gp Get together, and CSM Bobby Clark was in attendance as well . Of course, the old times came about and we all wondered what had happened to Mike, and I was told he was in Berlin, prior to my assignment as the CSM to the follow on Unit there. Mike was a good soldier, and Both Jayne and I send our condolences to his family.
CSM Retired, Don and Jayne Robblee, May he rest in peace .

Patrick Baker

274w ago

It's safe to say, that I wouldn't be where I am today, if it wasn't for Mike. I served three great years along side Mike when he was a PR Manager in Naples. He was a good man and friend. My Wife Megan and I pass our sincerest condolences to his family and hope they are encouraged by multitudes of lives this man has impacted.

Jill Foster

275w ago

It was a joy and privilege to know Mike, from our Berlin days to the present and beyond. He was a true loyal friend and soldier. My deepest condolences to Tonya, Shaila, and Rhyann.

Our loss is his gain as he sees our Lord and reunites with his brothers who preceded him. Having Mike and Mitch together again could wreak some heavenly havoc.

Jill Foster

Carla And Bill Jones

276w ago

Mike, it was an honor to know you. We wish we had more time....Thank you for your excellent service to our country and our people. You quietly did the amazing.

Col Bill Davis, Sf, Ret

276w ago

Dear Tonya, Shaila and Rhyann

“Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit; aber ich will euch wiedersehen
und euer Herz soll sich freuen,und eure Freude soll niemand von euch nehmen.” Johannes 16:22

Both Susan and I were saddened to hear of Mike’s passing. Please accept our deepest condolences and know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. I had the privilege of serving with Mike in Berlin. This Special Forces Warrior's dedication and devotion to God, Country, and Family is a legacy that will remain for generations. As you endure these sorrowful days, take comfort in knowing that for Mike, life did not end but only changed. As a Spiritual gift for you, Mike shall be remembered daily in the Liturgy of the Hours and placed in the Book of Remembrance at the Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Virginia Beach, Virginia. He will also be honored with the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Pensacola, Florida and a Votive Candle lit in his memory at Saint John the Apostle Catholic Church in Virginia Beach.
With love and God’s blessing to you all.

COL & Mrs. Bill Davis, SF (Ret)

Brent Delorier

276w ago

I first met Terry (Mike) at Ft. Devens, 10th Special Forces Group in 1977 and quickly became good friends and later a brother Chief Warrant Officer. Though our SF careers and life took us down a different path, our paths crossed many times over the years. My sincere condolences to Tonya and the Dozier family. Mike you will be missed but never forgotten. Rest in peace my friend.

Kola Payne

276w ago

Yesterday, we told my youngest daughter that Uncle Mike had passed away. She's only seven and in her eyes, Uncle Mike was Santa Claus and a cigar chewing mountain man rolled into one. He was kind and he was funny, with twinkling eyes and a soft heart. That was her Uncle Mike. After we told her, she didn't say much; just went back to what she was doing. Later, when I was putting her to bed, she started crying. When I asked why, she said she missed Uncle Mike. I said, "but honey, Uncle Mike's in a better place now." And she looked up at me, almost in disbelief, as if I didn't understand the situation at all. Then with teary eyes, and breaking voice, my little girl said, "but Daddy not for us. He's not in a better place for us." I had no response, because there was no response. She'd called out that tired old cliche and she was right. And Uncle Mike would have smiled. He's in a better place now, but not for us. Rest in peace my brother.

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