DOUGLAS T. BAXTER

I only met my cousin Dougie when he visited Belfast along with his parents Herbert and Lallie Baxter in the early 1960s.They stayed with my Aunt Mabel and Father Victor, Bert's younger sister and brother.
He was supprised that he was able to go to the Pub and get served along with my older brother Freddy.
My memory him as a child about 8 yrs was of a happy, ever smiling, happy go lucky person and it had nothing to do with going to the pub.
My mother and sister Molly and Mable along...

My sweet funny loving Uncle Dougie. Growing up you were a huge part of my life visiting Wee Nanny and Papa were always highlite of my childhood because l knee it would be an adventure if Uncle Dougie was home. Living with us in our family home there was never a dull moment dinner time and some of the things you would do would make us scream with laughter but always won a look from big sister Mary , my mama. The memories l have are many the joy you brought insurmountable, you were my Uncle...

Joanne and I had the good fortune to meet Dougie at family parties from time to time over the years in Beaverton. Dougie always brought good stories and humour to the party. We enjoyed his harmonica playing when the guitars would come out at Ian and Mo's.

Condolences to Cathy and the extended family.

Joanne and I had the good fortune to join in family dinners and get-togethers from time to time in Beaverton over the years. Dougie always brought humour and stories to the party. We enjoyed his harmonica playing when we would bring the guitars out at Ian and Mo's.

Our condolences to Cathy and extended family.

I loved his laughter, jokes and kindness. Thankyou Levon family for "adopting him and thankyou to Cathy for finding him .

What a wonderful man. I have many hilarious memories of Dougie and he will live forever in my heart. My condolences to the LeVon family and to Dougie's new partner. Alison Delve

My Dad's baby brother ❤ Uncle Doug thank you for the love, the hugs, the fun personality that brought me smiles and the cherished moments we had together. Living so far apart didn't bring us together as much as we would have liked but the times shared were precious to me. I will hold you in my heart alwaysI pray God strength and comfort for all who loved Uncle Doug

I have great memories of my younger years with my Uncle Doug, We were not far apart in age and grew up together in our youth.. I admired him and he made me laugh a lot. My condolences to his fiance, sisters, Aunt Mary, Aunt Annie and the rest of the family who loved him so much..