Dolores Reech Odom, born September 5, 1935, peacefully left earth to walk with Jesus on Tuesday, December 30, 2025.

A celebration of her life will take place at the church on Monday, January 5, 2025, at 10:00 am with Brothers Kevin Smith and Jerry Crise officiating. Interment will take place immediately following the service at Greenwood Memorial Park Cemetery. The family asks since this is a celebration of her life to please refrain from wearing black.

Pallbearers honored to serve are Rip Tullos, Mark McKee, Kelly Cooper, Ethan Hemphill, David Hemphill, and George Kirby Reech, II.

Dolores is preceded in death by her husband, Isaac Odom; parents, Kirby and Beatrice Reech; brother, George Reech; sister, Marion Viola Reech; great grandson, Kirby Blaylock; and nephew, Kirby Shipp.

Those left to celebrate her memories are her children, Judy Hemphill Howard (Danny), Joey Hemphill (Mary), and David Hemphill (Karen); grandchildren, Amy Howard (Brad), Danny Howard, Jr., Danielle Schrock (Ray), David “DJ” Hemphill (Brooklynn), Ashley Wood (Reagan), Cary Ann Howard, and Ethan Hemphill (Megan); great grandchildren, Maddie Schrock, Abby Hemphill, Emily Schrock, Lillian Wood, Lane Hemphill, Sam Wood, Ellie Blaylock, River Hemphill, Colt Hemphill, and Hayden Hemphill, that will be born in January; one sister, Marie Reech; and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family and friends, and her Bridge ladies.

Dolores was gracious in every aspect. She lived her life by her own personal brand of decorum and selflessly served the lord. She was cherished by close friends and family. She was a true matriarch and loved fiercely.

Dolores raised three children independently with unwavering tact. She loved her kids and she adored her grandkids and great grandkids. She exuded pure love for them. Her love was unconditional and she never failed.

After retiring she filled her time with creating, painting, sewing, singing, and serving. She was a beautiful artist. She had a way of taking a blank canvas and making it into something so extraordinary. Dolores also sang in church choirs. She loved singing for the Lord, so much so, that at one point she sang in two different church choirs.

Those who knew Dolores will remember her for her wit and humor. She will be remembered for her unwavering faith and her steadfast love. She was selfless in all aspects.

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