Doug MOOG

Wendy,

I just learned from Bill and Judy about the death of Doug. What a shock. How horrible for you and your children. I was in Germany from December 17 until a few days ago and apologize for my late condolences. I pray for you all.

You are in thoughts and prayers!

Wendy,
Todd and I and our boys are so very sorry about the tremendous loss of Doug. We will always keep you in our thoughts and prayers. We look forward to seeing all of you in Eureka.

Wendy,

What a shock to hear of Doug's passing. My heart goes out to you, Aubrey, Evan, Colin, Steve and your whole circle of family and friends who are grieving at this time. I have nothing but warm, happy memories of Doug and the wonderful times we all shared in WGHS choir- he was always quick to smile or tell a joke, a trusted friend, a kind spirit and a ceaselessly positive influence on any gathering - it's no surprise he carried these qualities into his family, work and...

Our deepest condolences to the whole Moog family.

Wendy, Doug taught our sons (Phillip and Douglas) in BSF and they absolutely loved him. We are grateful for the wonderful influence he had on their lives. May God bless you and give you His peace.

Doug was such a sweetheart. As a shy Webster classmate, I've always remembered Doug as someone that always shared an easy smile and laugh with me in class and in Choir. I have a vivid memory of us cracking up as we were stepping on to the risers in the auditorium for a rehearsal of the Christmas Concert. Can't remember the joke but I know it was Doug's.

I'm very sorry for your family's loss - I have no doubt that he was a great husband and father. Your family is in my thoughts.

Wendy, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family! Like Jack Bailey, I have many wonderful memories of mean kickball games in grade school. I've known Doug since 2nd or 3rd grade. We had a lot of fun in grade school.

Colin,
I am so sorry to hear about your dad.
Please know that you and your family are in my prayers.