Douglas Williams Obituary

Dear Family and Friends,

Thank you for your response to Doug's passing. It warmed my heart to read your feelings and memories.

It is horrid not having Doug by my side, but I have his image and love in my heart as long as I live.

Life is a clock - wound only once.Take the time to smell the roses. Hug and tell your family you love them.

Thank you again for your support.

God Bless,

Lana

Dear Lana:

I am so sorry to hear about Doug's passing. I've never forgotten the first time Darryl introduced me to you and Doug at the Sunbird where we had dinner and drinks. You two were amazing. Just remember that the beauty of love lives on in memories, in tears, and in our hearts. My wish for you is that your heart will take confort in knowing that every moment of your life together belongs to the two of your forever.

With Deepest Sympathy

Pat

Dear Lana:



We are so sorry to hear of Doug's death, even though we haven't seen him in the past few years. He was a wonderful guy that enjoyed life so much and will be missed by all of us. Many a happy hour was spent with him at places like the Eldorado.



Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Dear Lana, I can't count the number of good times we shared togather. You and Doug were the brother and sister I never had. I know God will watch over you in these times. God Bless, Tim

Dear Lana,

We were so sorry to hear the news about Doug. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers, and if there is anything we can do for you don't hesitate to call.

Toni, Norm and family

Dear Lana, We are so sad to hear of your precious husband Doug's death. Some of the thoughts that came to me are...before my Mom married, she lived in Denver close to her beloved Sister Dorothy and brother in law Archie. She told us many times over her short 61 years also, how special and wonderful her two nephews, Doug and Darrell were to her. My husband Bob and our two children Jennifer & Jeff visited Uncle Archie and Aunt Dorothy one summer and had the privilege of having both Doug and Lana there to eat with us and get to know each other a little as adults. We had such a great time....talked about retirement and maybe going to the Black Hills of SD on motorcycles one day...the guys wouldn't shave and just actually relax a bit with their favorite gals! We never did do that and wish we would have. We grew up far from each other but always felt Doug was a very specical cousin. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and until your family is reunited in heaven above, we will be praying for God to give you strength during this difficult and sad time. Our love and prayers are always with you. Bob & Wilma and family

Doug is a cousin of mine and although we were born and raised miles apart I did have the pleasure of being with him and Lana several times while I visited my special Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Archie in the summers when I was growing up. Doug was always fun to be around and on one visit that my children traveled with me they will always remember the great burgers that Doug grilled! They were young when they had their only meeting with him but to this day they still remember that. Our condolences Lana, Daryl and your families. You will always be in our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. Dave,Janice Gale and family.

A man with many fine qualities; fair, honest, fun. My sincere condolence to Lana and all family members

Rosemary and I have had the pleasure of living next to the Williams for the past 15 years. We enjoyed Dougs company and will miss him very much but know he will be always be watching over his dear wife Lana.

I will always remember the Friday night dinners "The Group" shared together, along with many laughs. Doug had a wonderful heart.