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Tom Evans
December 4, 2022
Tom Evans
December 4, 2022
Tom Evans
December 4, 2022
Yuri Odiyankov
December 24, 2017
R.I.P. ...
Doug and Yevgeny Odiyankov next to Justin's problematic ZIM
Justin Lifflander
December 11, 2017
Larry Weaver
December 11, 2017
This is a sad day. I worked with Doug at DTRA and took several of his Russian counterparts and his team to Gettysburg. A consummate gentleman, an expert in the field and an honorable man He will be missed
Doug overseeing Ambassador Jack Matlock at the Votkinsk portal July 4th, 1989 party,
Justin Lifflander
December 11, 2017
Plaque honoring Doug at the Votkinsk Portal Monitoring Facility
December 11, 2017
Doug meeting with Votkinsk factory management in 2007
Justin Lifflander
December 11, 2017
N. S.
December 11, 2017
December 11,2017
Sincere condolences Englund family. Losing a loved one in death is very painful, our Heavenly Father feels your pain too. He will comfort and strengthen you as you mourn the loss of your loved one. Psalm 94:17-19
Doug and George finding a common language, while Barrett and Alla look on.
Justin Lifflander
December 11, 2017
Doug was honorable, loyal and fun - and an inspiration to work for. We miss him. Justin & Alla
December 10, 2017
Doug and I met in graduate school(73) and studied together at the US Russian Institute in Garmisch, Germany(74-75). A natural linguist and first rate intellect and if I could choose anyone to have a conversation with, it would be Doug. You will be sorely missed by your family and friends.
Tom Evans, Fairfax, VA
Michael Crutcher
December 10, 2017
Doug and I were classmates (1975) at the U.S. Army Russian Institute. Doug was a serious man who also had a great sense of humor--a great combination for a man living in "interesting" times. May he rest in peace, and may his family be comforted in this time of Doug's passing.
Bunny Cabaniss
December 10, 2017
A gentle, caring man who loved his family dearly. Part of our Garmisch Family who will be remembered with love.
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