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==Death and legacy==
==Death and legacy==
On October 10, 1904, Dodd married the former Emma Savage (1878-1960), the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George M. Savage of Jackson, Tennessee. They had four daughters and a son: Dorothy, Helen, Martha, Monroe E. Dodd, Jr. (1910-1987), and Frances.<ref name=dict/>
On October 10, 1904, Dodd married the former Emma Savage (1878-1960), the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George M. Savage of Jackson, Tennessee. They had four daughters and a son: Dorothy, Helen, Martha, Monroe E. Dodd, Jr. (1910-1987), and Frances.<ref name=dict/> Dodd was a brother-in-law of the long-term Caddo Parish coroner, [[Willis P. Butler]].
The Southern Baptist Convention offers the M. E. Dodd Cooperative Program Award, which recognizes individuals who have demonstrated continuous excellence in supporting missions at home and abroad through the SBC. The award is a bronze sculpture of a sower scattering seed around the world.<ref>"Exemplary Cooperative Program Support," ''SBC Life: The Journal of the Southern Baptist Convention,'' January 2007, p. 8.</ref>
The Southern Baptist Convention offers the M. E. Dodd Cooperative Program Award, which recognizes individuals who have demonstrated continuous excellence in supporting missions at home and abroad through the SBC. The award is a bronze sculpture of a sower scattering seed around the world.<ref>"Exemplary Cooperative Program Support," ''SBC Life: The Journal of the Southern Baptist Convention,'' January 2007, p. 8.</ref>