with Nina Serpiello
with Elaine Boiko
posted on behalf of Marsha Barnhard
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We have been overwhelmed by the good wishes and wonderful stories so many of you have shared with us. For us, Doug was a great brother and son, along with being a meticulous pilot, a pioneering engineer, and a giver of time and talent.
Most importantly, thank you for your friendship and generosity at this difficult time. Doug would have wanted all of us to celebrate and embrace the life he lived – he lived it well.
A site to remember our beloved friend, brother and colleague. Send your stories, pictures, links, videos, etc. to me and we’ll post them here.
You can also become a fan, post pictures, share memories and more on our fan page for Doug via Facebook.
A scholarship fund will soon be established in Doug’s honor. If you RSVP’d to the Memorial you will automatically receive information about the fund. If you did not RSVP, please send an email here to have your name added to the list. His legacy of giving will continue to live on.
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- On the Playa
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These pictures were from Doug's 50th Birthday party. I remember him smiling like a kid when he opened the toys from Elaine - a jet and a couple of motorcycles.
ReplyDeleteWonderful party - wonderful memories
I will miss you Doug!
Marsha