Nick Dovolis Tribute

Nick and I met at Orientation before Freshman year at St. Thomas. We each had huge personalities that did not know how to blend at first. As time went on, they figured out how to blend. We had the best of times together!
We golfed together. We played foosball together. We walked together from house to house, to house to house. Nick had so many friends and was ALWAYS welcome, or even expected to grace people with his presence.
I will remember the"Mansion on Marshall", the lowertown lofts in downtown St. Paul, Selby-Dale, and Edina.

I will NEVER forget spending Christmas Day with the Dovolis family!! I was unable to make it down to Omaha to be with my family for Christmas in 2003. My friend Nick was there for me. He called and insisted that I spend Christmas with his family and friends. That really meant a lot to me. Thanks!
I will always remember the Farmers Market and Rudolph's.

I will always remember sitting around with Nick and watching the "Greatest Outfield Assists" major league highlight video. WOW! We were both so amazed...and actually were able to stay put long enough to watch the entire thing.

I will always remember watching Don Rickets comedy and belting out laughs with Nick. I think the neighbors are still trying to get over the loud laughter noise...

I will always remember trading stories about Entrepreneurship classes, faculty, and students. I will always remember the Canterbury Dance in Shakopee. I will always remember joking about people's "salads". We loved "charing" stories with one another. I enjoyed all of Nick's "NICK-names" for people. What a smart and crafty man!

"Get to know 'em"
These were great words Nick spoke. He was ambitious in getting to know EVERYONE he met. He had so many friends because he got to know everybody.

Miss you! You will always be Addy's Chronie!

Thanks for being Nic D,

The Gentleman from Nebraska, Pat Addy