Donald Lee Brock
September 4, 1931 ~ March 18, 2014
Donald Lee “Don” Brock, 82, lifelong Morgan County resident, died March 18, 2014. Don was born September 4, 1931, in Centerton, to the late Lee Otho and Geneva Earnestine (Housand) Brock.
He graduated from Martinsville High School and was a truck driver for many years. Don worked for Lawyer Trucking for 15 years, Milhon for three years, and retired from Trailmobile after 15 years of employment in September 1993. He was a member of the Brooklyn Masonic Lodge #471. Don will be missed by his loving family and many friends.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sons, Mark Wayne Brock and Bruce Lee Brock; one brother, Jack W. Brock.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy A. (Moore) Brock, to whom he was united in marriage April 14, 1951; daughters, Pamela Jo McIntyre (Larry) of Avon and Teresa Lynn Blankenship of Speedway; sisters, Darlene Record and Jane Wininger, both of Mooresville.
Friends and family will gather on Thursday, March 20, 2014, 4 to 8 p.m., in the Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. The graveside service will begin at 11 a.m., Friday, March 21, 2014, in White Lick Cemetery, Mooresville. Memorial contributions may be made to a favorite charity. Visit www.carlislebranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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A wonderful friend to my late Dad, Jack Taylor. A lot of great memories and stories of these two. I am sure they are together again having a good time. Prayers to the family. Beth Taylor Nicholson & Family
mr brock took his daughter jo, niece susan , and me stehanie on a trip in his truck. we had a blast. i thought it was cool . we sat in the bed and talked and laughed. that was a few years ago….haha. after graduation from high school. jo and i were roomates so i was around the family….mark and bruce always teasing us. so sorry for the loss of don.
So sorry for your loss. I hope you find comfort in knowing you all are in our thoughts and prayers. Daughters at any age are never ready to loose their DADDY! Thinking of you, Donna & Larry Conlon
Great neighbor and friend for many years.He was always there if you needed anything to help.God Bless your family.Kenny & Linda Franklin
Thinking of my cousins family at this time, keeping you in my prayers and thoughts,Jimmy and Linda Moore
I remember Don coming into Warren Insurance to talk to Darlene.
Don & Dorothy have been great neighbors & friends! Our daughters have been sharing many of their childhood memories of Don, especially the candy dish at the back door. Don was always helpful. He loved his home neat & his yard mowed. His watchful eye on our neighborhood will be missed. The guy could still play a mean euchre game! He always had a story, complete wth details! Amazing! We feel blessed to have had them in our lives & will miss him! Our condolences to his family.
Where to begin. My family moved into Sundown Manor when I was 3, I remember going down to his house to eat candy. Every time I would come in Don or Dorothy would say ‘Get you a piece of candy’, even at the age of 20 I still lovedddd their hospitality. He had a very colorful language, but when around me or my sisters he would always try and watch what he said. You could always see him sitting in his chair watching tv and watching whoever entered and left our neighborhood. I was always grateful for his protection. I miss him so much already. My thoughts and prayers are with Dorothy and their family. Cole & Rachel Waggoner (Ball)
Thinking of my cousin Dorothy & her girls at this difficult time. Carolyn & Jim Watkins