Edward Angus Dugger Jr.

Dear Marsha, Dads are indeed special to their daughters. We may feel abandoned when they pass on but I like to think they go to a large family reunion and a well-earned rest. With sincere sympathy, Nancy Sciurba

Dear "Dugg's" family,

My thoughts are with you today as you say your final farewell to your beloved husband, dad, father-in-law, and grandfather.

Much love to each of you,

Angie Robertson
Glen Rose, TX

Dearest Aunt Ada, we are so sorry to hear of your loss. This part of the Dugger family wishes all of you all of our heartfelt sympathy and condolences. Please give our best to everyone as I think of you often. My brother, Terry's son Lee is getting ready to bring a little boy in to the Dugger clan and will be the first little boy since his daddy's birth nearly 30 years ago to carry on the Dugger name since I have three daughters and 3 granddaughters, although my youngest Granddaughter's...

Dear Ada, Carl, Buddy, Bobby and Marsha:
Your husband and Dad was such a caring and generous human being and I am so saddened for you at your loss. Our family relationship goes back many, many years from living next door to each other when we all were very little to present day as we still stay in touch.

When I think of "Dug", I remember the warmth and caring nature. His sweet smile and gentle caring made me always feel so special. He was so talented with his...

Dear Marsha (& family),
It has been so many years, but I never forgot my high school friend. Please accept my sincere sympathy in the passing of your father. My dad passed 2 yrs ago; mom in 1984. Dads are very special in their daughter's hearts. My dad was also in Taylor Home on Chester Ave and Spring Park Rd. What wonderful places they are. Treasure all your memories of your dad and continue build ones with your mom.

Karen Kizer Englewood Class of 67