Death date: May 22, 2014
Dana Francene Gober April 10, 1958 - May 22, 2014 Dana Francene Gober, 56, passed away in her sleep on May 22, 2014 in Seabrook, Texas. She was born April 10, 1958, in Midland, Texas, to Grace and David Gober, and she was an ama Read Obituary
My deepest sympathies in the loss of your daughter, wife, mom and sister. You will all be in my prayers.
I don't have words to express the depth of my sadness at my dearest friend's passing. I'll always remember her kind, caring ways, her contagious smile, and her limitless need to help others even at her own expense. I'll miss repeating conversations for friends at lunch because Dana couldn't hear too well! And I'll miss our shopping sprees when she could always find a sale! I know she's in God's loving arms now and she'll be with me always. Peace to all her family and friends as we will always have her in our hearts.
May the sorrow you feel today at the loss of Dana - wife, mother, daughter, and dear friend - be replaced with the comfort in knowing she is in God's hands and is sharing her warm smile, kind words, and caring nature with others in Heaven. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dana - you were one of the first ones to take me under your wings at work. You showed me how things were done and kept me laughing along the way! We've been friends for 17 years this month. I miss you already. Rest in Peace, dear one!
My deepest sympathies. I will keep your family in my prayers.
With great shock and sadness did I hear that Dana passed away so suddenly. She was always a lot of fun and a great person to work with at Boeing. My deepest sympathy goes out to her family for this tragic loss.
Manfred
I want to express my condolences to the family and pray that the comfort of our Lord Jesus Christ be with the family.
She will be greatly missed
Arnie
Dana and I had each others back while and MDAC and at Boeing. What a friend !
My sympathy to the family. She was exceptional.
Dana, you were a joy to work with at Boeing. You always had a helpful and friendly attitude. I know your family meant a lot to you, and I remember always seeing pictures of your family around your desk. I know you were proud of all of them. You will be missed.
