Douglas Eugene Estes

Doug " Footman " Estes will be in my heart forever and I know he is in the arms of God. He is now and will forever be missed

Doug Estes was always smiling. I don't remember Doug without a smile,ever! We grew up in South Houston together. Doug was a good friend that I had the honor and priviledge of growing up with. I have very fond memories of those summer days spent with he and Sissy. Riding bikes,the baseball park,swimming pool,getting tacos from"Panchos"at Pasadena Plaza, all our South Houston buddies. When I was old enough to get a job, I worked with Joyce (his mom), at South Houston City Hall. We had front row...

Doug was one of the nicest people who ever lived, which makes us ask, why? We will never know why, and that is what makes him one of the best, and he will always be in our hearts for as long as we shall live.

Just a short note to all the loving folks that have had so many kind words for our son and our family. Thanks for the many thoughts and prayers during Doug's illness. He was so very special to us and we miss him so.
Love you son and will see you at 'our great reunion'.
Mom & Dad

I would like to thank you all for your thoughts and prayers. Doug is now and will always be missed by us all. I am the luckiest person in the world to have had him in my life, and I will miss him until we meet again. Love to all, Cathy

I was a classmate of Doug's at South Houston High School and am so saddened. Doug was thoughtful, humble young man and it's obvious that he remained that way after we parted many years ago. I pray for all God's blessings on the family.

I don't think I will ever grasp why things happen the way they do. I do know I will always love and miss my "punkin". He is and will always be my loving husband, best friend, my hero and angel who watches over us all...