FAIRPORT: January 3, 2021, aged 78. Predeceased by his wife
June (2005) and daughter Sandra (2012). Survived by children Brad
(Cindy), Eric (Michelle), grandsons Scott and Stephen, sisters Pat (Randy) and
Kathy.
Loving husband, father, sibling and grandfather who was generous
to a fault. Career-long employee of Kodak. Loved to tell stories
and make people laugh. Animal lover who believed in rescues. He was
the center of his friends group, organizing their get togethers. Always
put others before himself. He will be sorely missed by many.
Due to the ongoing pandemic, funeral services for Doug will be
private. A memorial will be celebrated at a safer time. (northeastohiogastro.com) In lieu of
flowers, please consider a donation to Perinton Food Shelf Inc, 1000 Turk Hill
Rd Building 8, Fairport, NY 14450 or Lollypop Farm, 99 Victor Rd, Fairport, NY
14450.
Comments
5 responses to “Lang, Douglas J.”
I worked closely with Doug for over twenty years. He was always kind to others and knowledgeable when he offered solution to problems. I fondly remember our time together.
Doug was a wonderful neighbor. I will miss his company at cookouts . He enjoyed good food good beer and telling great stories. Valley brook drive won’t be the same without him. His kindness and great sense of humor will be missed .
We will miss Doug at our monthly dinners that he organized. He was always so full of life and had a funny joke or story to share. He was such a kind an caring man.
I’ll remember Doug as being kind and so loving to share a good laugh. The type of person who makes the day go a little easier. Glad to know him as a neighbor and coworker.
We just learned about Doug. It was quite a shock because we have not seen him for quite a while. He included us on his “Valley Brook Seniors” emails. Unfortunately we could not make the dinners due to other commitments. From 2008 to early 2016 we walked our late Golden Retriever Lexie and that is how we met and got to know Doug and his lovely dog Rosy. He spoke often of his family. He was a kind and gentle man. We also enjoyed his jokes…sometimes corny but always good for a laugh. Our condolences to his family. RIP