Dwight Lynelle Hart Jr.

December 21, 1953 - November 18, 2023

Dwight “Dee” “Dozer Dwight” Lynelle Hart Jr., age 69, peacefully passed away on November 18, 2023, after a fall three months earlier. Dwight was born on December 21, 1953, to Dwight Sr. and Billie (nee: Rich) Hart in Sherman, TX. He loved his family, live music, and the beach. Dwight also enjoyed his life in Erie and was a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. He will be remembered for the sound of his laughter.

He is preceded in death by his mother, Billie Marie Hart.

He is survived by his parents, Dwight Sr. and Jeannie Hart, and his siblings, Robbie (John) Bannan, Kenny, Jeff (Sharon), Greg (Kathy), Dan (Heather) Begley and Andrea Skeens; nieces and nephews, Molly, Ryan, Heather, Stacy, Ethan, Shane, Amber, Ashley, Amanda, Sandy, Melissa, and Connor. He leaves behind lifelong friends, Bob, Mark, Mike, and Steve.

In lieu of flowers the family request that a donation be made to your local food bank.

A private memorial service for Dwight will be held at a later date.

Arrangements made by the Burr Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Chardon, Ohio.

Information and condolences on-line at www.burrservice.com.

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Dozer Dwight was a neighbor of mine 25 years ago while I still lived on Cherry St. with my 2 children. He became my dear friend and we shared many a laugh, ,many beers and an occasional card game. . I was a single mom at the time working full time and attending Gannon full time and Dwight volunteered to type all of my school papers for me. I would supply the content and he would produce a finished paper. And every single paper that he completed for me came with a critique and that laugh and a shake of his head bewildered that I could actually score an A. He was one in a million. I’m so sorry to hear of his passing.

Dwight was blessed to have a great family. They treated me as one of their own and invited me along on family vacations. Dwight and I rode dirt bikes together as teenagers, drove his dad's 396 Camaro to Ft. Lauderdale on Spring Break and shared many other adventures together. One of my favorite memories is when Dwight called me from Erie one evening. He said, Mike, I rented an RV and have two girls to come along. We will be by to pick you up. We're going to the Indianapolis 500. My only question was what time will you be here. He will be missed by all. Love to you Robbie and Dwight Sr. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I met Dozer many years ago at a loved corner bar called Scotty’s. It was more then a bar, we were the house band there & celebrated so many life occasions together. He was my neighbor on west 9th for many years as well & there was lots of back & forths to the houses. So many great memories, so many good times, I will truly miss his presence in this world. Travel well my brother, we will love & miss you until we join you. Stevie T

I am so sorry for the entire family's loss.Robbie,you are an incredibly devoted sister.I hope your happy memories give you some peace.???

Dear Robbie, So very sorry to hear of your brother’s passing. Sending love and hugs and wishing you peace and comfort during this sad time. ❤️