James Doughan

I worked at Gilman and lived in Ramsey when Mr. Doughan worked there. I remember you also, Susan. After Jack retired I moved to California but I am in Arizona now. I truly am sorry for your loss . Lori Leiman

Dear Susan, I recently learned of the death of Jim on the website as I was looking up a similar name to his on the Website. This is Darlene (Allen), who worked for Jim for a short while at Stone Container Corporation. I hope you remember me. I was very fond of the two of you, and working for Jim and then, George Hills, as their secretary was one of my favorite jobs during my career.

My deepest sympathy, though so late, I just wanted you to know that you are in my thoughts.

God bless you and your family.
Darlene Ward
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To All that have either sents flowers or cards or telephone calls I thank you.

There have been literally over 500 people who have contacted me.

As one of the entries in the Guest Book said. Rest In Peace.

Thank you again all of you. Love,

Susan

Dear Susan & Family:
Mary & I send our deepest sympathies on your great loss.Jim had a profound impact on my life & our family.I know all his friends @ Gilman Paper Co & in Franklin Lakes/Wyckoff,NJ will cherish the memories of the happy times we spent together.All our love,Mary&Joe Meighan

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Dear Susan, Marylin and I are deeply saddened by the death of Jim. We have some fond memories of the good times we had with him and his family back in the early 80s. God Bless to you and the family. Dominick and Marylin Sorrentino

My fondest memories of Jim Doughan are the fun times I had with him, Marge, Beth, Joe and Jim at thier house in Franklin Lakes. That was a great house for teenage girl sleepovers (which Beth had a lot of) and high school get togethers. Jim and Marge loved entertaining adults and kids alike. From their infmaous New Year's Day brunches to the Pre-Senior prom cocktail party - the list just goes on and on. I hope Beth, Joe and Jim will look back on those days and find some solce in the memories they will carry with them forever. Rest in Peace - Jim.

DS

Dear Susan:My presence in your life was a short one,But an influential one, I was so saddend to hear about Jim's passing, It brought memories of good times with both of you, In Montreal and Cape porpoise, I will never forget what gracious Hosts you were, May the future bring you Health and Happiness following your loss. George Alevisatos, Montreal Canada.

Dear Doughan Family,
We were saddened to learn of Jim's sudden death.Our prayers are said and tears shed in deep sympathy for our collective loss and especially for each of you.

We pray and trust that Jim is now "in a better place" and is at peace. Let us grieve the loss we feel and celebrate the life he lived. Many memories flood into our minds and bring smiles to our faces. To mention a few as they come to mind:
--the wonderful visit we had with Jim and Susan in AZ at their Boulders home;
--Jim's dislike of driving Colorado's "oh my God" roads;
--the dedication of the Doughans to Yale football especially Uncle Joe, Jim's Dad;
--Jim's dedication and support for his Mom, Dave's Aunt Alice;
-- all the fun times we had - tail-gating, Cape Cod week-ends,Jim's sense of humor, the jokes, the laughter, and his wonderfully warm, engaging smile;
--our kids and his getting together and the memories they share.

Thank God that Jim was part of our lives. May you all be blessed with comfort and peace at this time of loss and sadness.We send our love.

Dear Susan,
I am so sorry about Jim.
Our hearts are with you during this very hard time.
GB called me about Jim.
Kathryn Hess Boronow

I was a 1957 Yale grad and member of the football team-played first team from 1954-1956.I remember Jim very well and respected his presence and abilities on the gridiron.I wish I had known that he was here in AZ-I would have made an effort to get together with him and his family to reminisce our Yale experience.
You have my deepest sympathy.
Paul Lopata

Dear Doughan family,
My deepest condolences to all the Doughan family. I am so sad to hear of Jim's passing. Many fond memories rush in surrounding the 'uncle' I knew as 'Cousin Jimmy', mostly in time spent with my second-cousins Joey, Jimmy and Beth; and a lot of them directly related to Yale football games, since my dad is also an Eli alum. Decked out in navy blue with white hankies in our pockets, we all hopped aboard their Winnebago for jaunts to Yale Bowl or to NJ for Yale vs. Princeton matches and raucous pre-game tailgate parties. Win or lose, the games always incited some sort of after-party as well, either to hail the heroes or ease the grief; and fostered all sorts of mischief on us kids' part, especially staying down at their home in Franklin Lakes, NJ.
Our prayers go out to all of the family members during this difficult time. Boolah-boolah! And God bless you all.

Dear Susan,
I was deeply saddened to hear of Jim's passing. It was a honor and sincere pleasure to have known him. JIim was what we called growing up a "LEGEND". My thoughts and prayers are with you Susan and your family. Love, Adam

Dear Susan,

We are greatly saddened and grieved that Jim has left us. He will be missed.

Love, GB and Fred

Dearest Susan,
We are so sad to hear of Jim's passing. We will miss his smile and wry sense of humor... and steadfast presence on Nantucket. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Judith and Richard

Rest in peace