DOUGLAS H. COPELAND

We often think of our friendship and fun that we had. It was a blessing to meet Doug and Carol at Pilgrim church.

Dear Carol,
Our thoughts are with you in this time of loss of your husband Doug.
We cherished Dougs friendship, his zest for life and adventure our many good meals and cups of coffee together, and above all your friendships.
Ingrid and paul

I am so sorry for your loss. May the love and hope God promises comfort the family during this difficult time. Cherish your many memories.

Love and prayers to my dear friend Brett, daughter of Doug, during this difficult time. May God watch over you and your family during your time of grief and may He accept your father with open arms. My arms extend open to you as well - big hugs! Lots of love always, Ginelle " Nellie" xox

Dear Dr. Lewis,

I am so sorry for your loss my deepest sympathy.

Please accept the condolences of the Hernandez/Markle family. May you find peace in the arms of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Dear Dr. Lewis,
Please accept my deepest sympathies for the loss of your husband. I am really sorry that I did not get the chance to know him. Please know that I am thinking of you and have you in my prayers.

Doug

To the Copeland family, I offer my symparhy and sincere condolences: It was always a pleasure working with Doug "Flyer" at CNC Sales. He was profffesional, optimistic, kind to everybody had a colorful vocabulary and timely sense of humor through thick and thin. I'll never forget and have re-told the story of his Africa trip where a hippo flipped his canoe on the Zambizi river. May you find peace and refuge in the Lord Jesus during this time.

My cousin Doug was a unique person, full of life and fun, generous to a fault and always wearing a smile. He will be sorely missed in the sailing community in Cleveland, the bikers on the Cuyhoga Valley train, at the coffee shop in Tremont and, most of all by his friends and family.
Ray Peacock
Ivyland PA