David "DR" Rollie Modisette

May 3, 1931 ~ December 1, 2016
D.R. was born May 3, 1931 and passed away December 1, 2016. He served in the army and was a part of the Masons for 60 years as well as Eastern Star. He loved fishing, hunting, and could quote the book of Mark and was well defined as a honorable man. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Lillie Modisette; and eight siblings.
He is survived by his soulmate Faye Friesz; children, David Modisette and wife, Niannian, Mark Modisette, Marie Dean and husband, David, Tracie Buckner and husband, Wayne, and Todd Turner and wife, Tosha; grandchildren, Melinda the joy of his life, Chance Buckner, Trace Buckner, Brittany Turner, Whitney Turner, and Marc Ferguson; former wives, Gail Modisette, and Margaret Ferguson; brothers, Voron Ray Modisette, and Jerry Richard Modisette; very special niece, Elaine Wilkins; numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorials can be made to First Baptist Church of Ore City, the Masonic Lodge of Ore City or Eastern Star of Ore City.
D.R. was such a sweet, sweet soul. We loved him very much. When we did see him, he was always smiling. He always joked around and made us smile and laugh. We will surely miss him. It was a blessing to be part of his family. Rest In Peace…… With Love, Todd, Tashia, Brittanie and Whittney Turner
Always enjoyed being around Mr. Modisette at LSS, FBC and Blue Lodge. I greatly respected this man.
D.R. Modisette, my mother's, Dossie Mae Modisette McClain, brother, like the the rest of her brothers and sisters, will live in my heart forever. That smile was always there for everyone. So helpful and always made you laugh. I love you D.R. Darlene McClain Broadhurst.
Uncle D.R. was always cracking jokes and making everyone laugh. I will always remember that about him. I will miss him dearly.
My dear Uncle DR. Oh how I'm going to miss you so.. When he and I would talk, he always would make me smile. I love you Uncle DR..May you rest in peace. When you see momma , please give her a hug and kiss and tell her I love her and miss her more than ever.
My uncle D.R. always had a smile and a joke to tell you to make you smile.He always had a hug for me. I love him dearly. He enjoyed his life to the fullest' as far as I know. The one thing I don't like about life is the older we get' the more it hurts. Physically and emotionally. The body that God gives us tends to wear out and I personally can not stand to lose anymore of my love ones. Family and friends. I can only tell you' life is what you make of it and I'm very grateful to God and my parents for hanging in there. Uncle D.R.' I hope you knew how much you meant to me' you are the sweetest person. I will always smile when I think of you. I love you.