Douglas Wayne "Doug" Deaver

I just heard about this from his former partner in Dallas. The memories of the few times Doug trained me started pouring in. Doug would just stand back and fold his arms and let me make the mistakes. I would look back and he would have this grin on his face and shake his head. I had great respect for him and he taught me well. Rest now Doug rest.

Rose and family, I am sad to hear about your brother, husband, son, and freind. If there is anything I can do, please let me know. I cannot imagine what you must be feeling. God speed.

Doug worked with my husband, Paul, up here in Vancouver. We had a lot of things in common; raised in Salt Lake, worked as a cop in Texas, and moved to Vancouver. Through all of his trials and challenges in life, Doug kept his sense of humor. He was a devoted father who adored his kids. I cannot begin to express my gratitude and appreciation for everytime he was there to backup Paul on a call. He will be very missed around here. My heartfelt prayers go out to his family. You raised a wonderful...

In loving memories of such a fine, loving, caring gentleman. I'm so proud I recently got to see you. May all your family find peace...your cousin Rhonda

Dear Brigette,

I am not sure if you remember me....we worked together at Mad Man Maggee's in Utah (at that time my last name was Barbour). I also remember attending your Wedding to Doug, it was beautiful. So, it is with much sadness that it took this situation to touch base with you once again.

Please accept my deepest sympathy and know you and your dear family are in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.

Look for the rainbow in every storm, fly like an angel, good-bye my friend. I know you're gone, you said you're gone, but I can still feel you here. ~
You are missed.

To the Deavers; i fondly remember my time with Debbie, Barb, and Rosemary while I was a member of Bethel 13 Job's Daughters. I didn't know you also had two brothers. I am saddened to learn of your brother, Douglas', passing. He was a hero and servant to the people and for that he has my undying gratitude. I lived in Dallas while he served there. All the Deavers are in my thoughts and prayers.