Birth date: Jul 2, 1968 Death date: Feb 13, 2021
Victor P. Doda, Jr. passed unexpectedly at his home on February 13, 2021 surrounded by his loving family and beloved dogs. Victor grew up in Locust point where he and his family were heavily involved and connected to the community Read Obituary
Anita and family, We are extremely sorry for your unexpected loss of Victor. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Sue n Don Morris
Anita and all of the Doda family we send you prayers and peace. Our hearts break for your loss of Victor- one of a kind-family and community-minded man.
We also think of Victor giving our daughter, Margaret, her first start in softball as a KC Royals team member. And we have so many positive memories of Anita and Victor's dedication to Catholic Community School. (Karaoke nights for the kids in the gym/cafeteria).
We wish you peace everyday and also, wish to donate to the heart fund in memory of a Victor Doda--a man with a very big heart for making his community fun, inclusive and better for all of us.
Prayers and peace,
Teresa Schmiedeler, Paul Welling and Margaret Welling(former softball player of Victor Doda)
And, of course, to his wife and his children and his sister. Peace to you
I first met Victor while assigned as a Deacon to the Catholic Community of South Baltimore. His generosity to the people of South Baltimore and Locust Point was legendary. He and I spent quite a bit of time working together professionally from the Funeral Home. And many times on the way to the Cemetary we would have long deep conversations about life. He always spoke of his family and his love and dedication for his two daughters and his Son. He shared the stories of learning the business of being a Funeral Director. His love for his Mom and his wife. His voice would always swell with pride in those conversations. His reverence for the comfort and consolation towards the families of the diseased was limitless.
He knew most of his clients by name or by family association and was well respected in the community as being a fair and honest Funeral Director.
I’m sure that young Victor will follow along capably in the foot steps of his ancestors in Locust Point with the Stevens Funeral Home.
Victor “May the Angels lead you to Paradise and May all of the Saints and Martyrs be there to greet you to the New and Eternal Jerusalem”.
To the Family “ May the Promise of the Resurrection on the last day strengthen your faith and May his Memory be Eternal “.
Deacon Kevin Reid
Susan and I recall sharing a good time with Anita and Victor at several bull roasts. The memory of food and fun with both of them will stay with us forever. Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Susan and Gary Stutzman
great all around guy .great memories growing up with you and having my daughter play soccer for south baltimore. always will be remembered as a fun guy . our condolences from the wheelers
My sincerest condolences to the Doda family during this difficult time. Victor will always be thought of a caring man and a fun-loving childhood neighbor. He was there for my immediate family when my beloved well-respected father passed and was the utmost professional during our grieving process. May he rest in eternal peace. Forever grateful, Valarie Stylc (daughter of Joseph Stylc).
Anita and family, I am very sorry for your loss. Thoughts and Prayers to the entire family.
