We Remember
BOGLE, Doug
January 1, 1970 — April 21, 2012
Passed away on April 21, 2012 at the age of 69 years. Doug will be sadly missed by his loving wife Carol; two daughters: Stacey (Steve), Lee (Todd); two step-children: Christine, Stacey (Michele); three grandchildren: Lauren, Ewan, Callum; one brother Don (Ilona) and his mother Evelyn. Doug will be sadly missed by his many friends and neighbours and all those he touched through AA. He will be remembered fondly for his endless pursuit of the perfect lawn. A Celebration of Life will be held on May 11, 2012 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm at the Westbank Yacht Club, 4111 Gellatly Road. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to The Salvation Army, 1480 Sutherland Avenue, Kelowna, BC, V1Y 5Y5.
Service
May 11, 2012 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Location
Westbank Yacht Club
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Service Details
The service for BOGLE, Doug is scheduled for May 11, 2012 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm . Below you will find the map for the service location and the contact information should you have any questions.
Address & Contact for Service Location:
Westbank Yacht Club
4111 Gellatly Road Westbank, BC
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Condolences
Dear Carol & family, I am so sorry to hear of Doug’s passing. He was uncle to my kids when they were very young. I was married to his first wife’s brother then. I lost my husband 4 yrs ago at age 52. I remember Doug coming to pay his respects when my youngest daughter was born. Not many guys would do that. He also had some quiet words of wisdom for me many years ago that I did not forget. Please accept my mother’s (Katy Horvath, Vancouver) condolences as well as she also remembers Doug from the 60s & 70s when he worked for Guinness. She was surprised of his passing. Whenever I see a 1957/58 chev I think of Doug as I think that was the car he had around 1964/66 time period. I remember when he took up barbering in the 70s and was told that they had to shave balloons for practise. I always wondered how many balloons made it through the lesson! He was and I see from the photo remained a handsome man. Again, our condolences to you and your family and Stacey & Lee Bogle.
I am so sorry to hear this news..I did not get to meet Doug, but know he must have been a fine fellow from what you have said…please take care and if I can do anything for you and the family, please let me know…love Verna Baker
My shock to have heard of Doug’s passing.
Old school mate from the Burnaby days, then Barber colleagues in our adult life. Cutting Doug’s hair till his move to Westbank.
Passing by the Barber shop in the summers on my motorcycle.
What a sad loss.
May he rest in peace!
Frank Kirby, fellow barber stylist
My condolences to the Bogle Family.. I new Doug he used to purchase beauty supplies now and then ..from Me at Sally Beauty.. always made us laugh with his dry humor.. He will be missed, to Wanda and Jezel thinking of you too..
We meet Doug & Carol when they moved across the street from us. (Westbank)
Not only did he mow lawns, he also bought them which he would fix or have them fixed, he would sell, keep or give them away..
When he barbered he would have the customers in stitches with his humor.
He also took up wood work, which he knew little about, he would ask me (John ) for advice on what he need to do, or what power tools he needing to make all the request for furniture he made.
As for me (Marg) he always had a treat for my dog, and a joke or story to tell.
Carol, I do not know you, however I heard about you from Doug.Please accept my sincere condolances. Having doug cut my hair were fun times and I will really miss the monthly ritual and Doug’s great humor. He is now in another demention and I have no doubt that we will all meet with him again.
Ted
Dear Carol, Sorry to hear that Doug passed away. I enjoyed working with him at Riverside and I will never forget his sense of humor. Our condolences to you and your family.
MY CONDOLENCES FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.I WAS A CLOSE FRIEND WITH LEE DURING OUR SCHOOL YEARS AND SPENT MOST OF MY DAYS AT THEIR HOUSE IN SURREY. I DO REMEMBER HOW MUCH HE LOVED MOWING THE LAWN.PLEASE GIVE MY SYMPATHY TO LEE AND STACY.
Dear Lisa,
I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to write, it was very thoughtful of you, I hope you and your family are all doing well
Take care, Lee
we are so sorry to hear about dougs passing,he has been a huge part of our life in the past 4years,we gave him two kittens which now the mom is gone to those two now,i just want to say carol if you need help with anything we will always be here for you… terry and amanda,still in shock about this all but my prays are with you all………….
So sorry to hear that Dougie passed away I and my husband knew him from the “good old days”of our teens Liked him a lot and see from his picture he was still a cute guy He also gave me some good advice when I needed it wish now we had kept in touch but that is life Also sending regards and condolences to his wife and family God Bless Gloria and Bob Gauvin
Carol, I have never met you, but I imagine you are a wonderful person. Being married to a great guy like Doug. I met Doug when we were teenagers in the east end. We hung around with the same group of teenagers for several years, one of our favourite places was Danceland in downtown Vancouver and then eventually we all went our own way. I became a Barber/ Hairdresser and bumped into Doug again. He had not changed a bit. I used to tease him about looking like Johnny Carson.But I thought Doug was better looking! I’ve thought of Doug often over the years and I’m sorry to hear of his passing at such a young age. God bless you and your family and thank you for allowing me to leave this condolence. Ruth Leckie
Thanks to you all for the very kind condolences. The family and I appreciate them all very much.
Sincerely, Carol and family
Dear Carol and family, I’m very sorry to hear of Doug’s passing. It’s about 20 years ago that we worked together at the old Nevada Bob’s in Surrey on King George Hwy. He used to always call to check in on his days off to make sure the store was still there and I can still hear him coming on the phone saying “yah it’s me.” He even gave me the odd haircut thru the years when things were quiet in the store. My Dad and I also had lots of visits with doug at Riverside and would wheel and deal with him on new clubs and often hit balls together on the range. I’ve always held Doug in high regard and again am sorry to hear of his passing.
Carol,our sincere condolences to you and your family on Doug’s passing.I met Doug five years ago when he started to periodically cut our lawn. Doug,became an inspiration to us with his humour and mannerisms.We admired Doug for his respectfulness of humanity and his kindness to everyone he came in contact with.
Doug was and will remain the King of Smith Creek Ranch for his humanitarian attributes and will never be forgotten. Mary and I have planted a tree in our yard in Doug’s memory.
As Doug’s tree reaches great heights,our memory of Doug will grow exponentially as each new branch reaches higher in his honour.
Mary & Michael
Dear Carol and family,
Doug was my absolute favorite cousin!!
I loved him with all my heart, he was the older brother I never had. I wish I had spent more time with him his humor and big smile always made me laugh and warmed my heart. Please accept my deepest sympathy and know you are in my prayers and in my heart. Rest in Peace Cuz!! I love you ,
Cousin Charlotte
Just found out about Doug’s passing I’m 7 years younger but met when I was just a teenager hanging around Digney’s pool hall in Bby! He was a great guy and always very encouraging to everyone around him!