Gwendolyn Retta Dobson Death; Summersville, West Virginia Resident Died Suddenly; Loved Ones Mourns

The Summersville community is in mourning after the sudden and unexpected passing of Gwendolyn Retta Dobson, who died peacefully in her sleep on August 26, 2024. Gwendolyn’s loss has left her family, friends, and loved ones in deep sorrow, as they come to terms with her passing. Gwendolyn was a beloved figure in her community, known for her kindness, warmth, and unwavering love for her family.

Her sudden departure has left a void in the hearts of those who knew her, particularly her sons, Nathan and Gareth Jordan, who are now faced with the heartbreaking task of arranging her funeral.

In the wake of their mother’s passing, Nathan Jordan has taken the initiative to organize a fundraiser to help cover the costs of Gwendolyn’s funeral service. The family is struggling to gather the necessary funds to ensure that Gwendolyn receives a fitting farewell, and they are reaching out to the community for support.

As of now, the fundraiser has raised $700 of its $7,100 goal, with contributions from individuals like Kristian Knudsen and Adam Casey, who have generously donated to assist the family during this difficult time. The Jordan family is deeply grateful for the support they have received so far but still has a long way to go to reach their goal.

Rebecca Couch, a close friend of the family, took to Facebook to express her condolences and rally support for the Jordan brothers. She shared, “Two of our son’s best friends lost their mother yesterday, very unexpectedly. If you can help by donating any amount for her service/funeral costs, and/or sharing this post in hopes that someone else can, that would be a blessing.”

This message resonated with many in the community, prompting an outpouring of love and support for the family. In response to Rebecca’s post, Gareth Jordan expressed his gratitude, thanking her for her kindness and support.

Rebecca replied, “You’re welcome sweetie. Wish we could do more. We all love you and Nathan, and are praying for you both.” The exchange reflects the deep bonds of friendship and community that are helping the Jordan family through this challenging time.