Douglas Welebir

I too was sorry to hear of Doug's passing. I remember Doug and Connie teaching our Sabbath School classes so long ago and the fun we all had as young children with all the special events, outings and sharing they planned during our young impressionable years. That has always remained a warm reminder of how much they care/d for all.

Doug always treated me like family, and as his best friend. His mentoring of me began in 1997 when I was truly struggling to become not only a better lawyer, but a bettter husband, father and friend. Doug showed me how!!!! I can honestly say that Doug's interest in my little Desert Firm and his help with my cases, changed my life and the lives of my wife and two children. I loved Doug and I will truly miss him. I Pray for peace for all of the Weliber family. I am certain that my friend Doug...

In the early 90s, Doug and I spent countless hours together, first preparing for the Stringfellow Acid Pits trial and then actually trying the case over the course of nine months. Throughout that stressful and frenetic period, much of it late at night, Doug remained always the gentleman, always the calming presence, always the consummate professional. As others have recounted, Doug was a caring, ethical, skilled, and universally-respected attorney a mentor who showed me how its done right...

I went to college with Douglas and his sister. I was saddened to hear the news of his passing. My love to his family.

My deepest sympathies to the family of Doug Welebir. I was a young associate at Milberg Weiss and worked on Stringfellow with Doug. He was an excellent example of a lawyer to us younger lawyers. He encouraged us on a very difficult case to represent our clients zealously, to be professional at all times and to never give up in our representation of the Glen Avon community. I will remember Doug most for his humor and kindness. I know in heaven that Doug and Anita Laing are enjoying a fine...

Doug Welebir was one of the kindest people I have ever met. If it hadn't been for him I never would have gotten my job at Anderson Clinical Research and been able to meet and work with his wife and family. He will be sorely missed here on earth, but Heaven has surely gained yet another treasure!❤

I am shocked and saddened by this news. I will remember Doug by his humor, grace, and generous spirit during our long hours working on the Stringfellow case. And he remained squeaky-clean-never a cuss word! He was remarkable in many ways. My condolences to those who loved him.

To the family of Doug Welebir. I'm so sorry to hear the passing of husband, and father of this family. May God bless all of you during this time.
Sincerely, Caroline Rider of Temecula, CA

From the Thornton family of Glen Avon, well send our sincerest condolences.
His hard work helped save us the rest of our health and potentially our lives.
This community owes him a debt of gratitude and we thank him for his service.