France FREDRICK Jr.

Bubba was a gentle giant, he loved football and I remember the jolly green fairy he played once in High School. He was a friend and once scared my cousins from Hazard, by jumping out of his car at a traffic light and shaking my car, my cousins thought they were gonna die and I was sitting there laughing. Bubba will truly be missed! May he rest in peace.

OMYYY NOOO I REMEMBER DOUG FRANCE AS WELL A GOOD MAN,AND I YVETTE PALMER AND THE PALMER FAMILY OF 1200 W.GRAND AVE.. SEND OUR PRAYERS AND DEEPEST SINCEREST CONDOLONCES....

I met Doug France in 01/97 at Aerotech Composite Technologies in San Clemente, California.Mr. Bill Mason was the President and he was an ex military pilot...nice guy. I was working there as an inspector on aircraft flight controls.Doug introduced himself to me and we talked a bit about his career and himself.He talked about his wife and kids and we laughed we also had coffee together and talked about life in general.I was sad about his passing away in Las Vegas. My brother died there also in...

On the eve of the OSU and the "team from up north game," can't help but thinking of Doug! His absence must still leave an empty space in the hearts of all who knew him! God bless you all.

Big Bubba RIP VANNESS DECREE

I worked for "BIG DOUG" in Irvine CA. for 5 years .As a boss his work ethic and drive made all of us better employees! You will be missed boss

Bubba was the best. Everyone's friend. The gentle giant. Smart, kind, understanding. I think Bubba lived on Lexington Avenue or there about, so we were close neighbors. My deepest condolences to his family on the loss of this great man and "leader" to so many. Gone way too soon. We love you Bubba.