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Reggie Thompson
June 6, 2024
I worked for Doug part time back in 2008-09 he was a blessing to work with and true friend it's to my deepest sympathy to learn of his passing I've had some severe health issues myself in the last few years and lost contact with him my thoughts and Prayers are with his family he will definitely be missed.
Reggie Thompson (540) 759-1390
Su and David Taylor
June 4, 2024
Dear Sister Molly and the whole Gimbert family,
Doug was truly loved and we were so blessed to be family. Spending holidays at Mike and Martha and your home are memories to always remember. Sam and Jacob and Jay always told us how much they enjoyed all the conversations with Uncle Doug. Sending all the love and hugs during this time and days to come.
Su and David Taylor and family
Tina DeMatteo
June 4, 2024
Doug was a kind Patriot. I always enjoyed seeing and chatting with him. Always a Pleasure. Rest Easy, till we meet again.
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