Douglas J Meyer

A candle was lit by Virginia Greeson on November 3, 2017 8:10 PM

Message from James and Roberta Turner

Mr. Meyer and I are old time friends that dates back to his first coming to Northwest School, through bussing and school maintenance days days to his time in the central office. Sometimes we did not see eye-to-eye but we always remainded close friends with shared respect for each other.

Our experences together were many, including riding to UGA classes together and picking up a hitch hiker on a cold winter day; using my old ton and half truck to move desks and equipmnet from the old Southwest school when it closed; going out with me to bring back truant students; trying to keep the Chatsworth Library warm in the winter for Mrs. Meyer...and the list goes on.

So long, Mr Meyer. I'll will you "on the other side of the river."

James Turner

Message from The Ken and Gwen Meyer family

Thinking of you, Aunt Jo and Danny. Your visits were always the highlight of the summer as we gathered as a family. We will miss Uncle Doug's laugh and his loving presence. Love and hugs from Gwen, Randy, Daryl, Wendy and Sherrill

A candle was lit by The Ken Meyer family on November 3, 2017 3:42 PM

A candle was lit by Richard Perryman on November 3, 2017 1:50 PM

A candle was lit by Marvene Middleton Green on November 3, 2017 1:28 PM

Message from John C. Lawrence at IBJM

Brother Meyer was such a long time, great friend of IBJM and such a faithful supporter of our work. We are very thankful for his life, and grateful for his ministry. He will be sorely missed. We offer our condolences to his family and friends, and trust the Lord will provide strength, grace, and comfort in your loss of this wonderful servant of the Lord. He was such a blessing to many!

John Lawrence, for IBJM Staff and MIssionary Family

Message from Jeff and Laura Greer

So sorry to read of your dad's passing. Praying for you, your mom and family to know God's comfort and peace that passes all understanding. Fondly remember spending Thanksgiving with your family while we worked together at ANB. It was the first time I ever had creamed corn like your mom made it.

Message from Delane Satterfield Fisher

Mr. Meyer was my 7th grade math teacher at Eastside Elem in Dalton around 1967. (Or at least he tried to teach me math-I'm afraid I wasn't very good at it). I do remember him talking about being from Canada and at the time did not realize he was a minister. Sorry to hear of his passing but glad to know he now walks the streets of heaven with our Heavenly Father. My prayers are with you all.

A candle was lit by John and Jennifer Adams on November 2, 2017 10:15 AM

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Dear Aunt Jo and Daniel,
Uncle Doug: A life well lived, a testament to his faith, a beloved uncle to all!
Uplifting prayers and comforting hugs to you both.
Much love, John and Jen

Message from Shirley and Boris Fedoruk

Dear Aunt Jo and Cousin Daniel,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you mourn the loss of Uncle Doug. I will always remember the strong faith in Christ that Uncle Doug demonstrated through his actions and words. During family visits with him there was always lots of laughter and fun. May God comfort and sustain you as you grieve.

A candle was lit by Deanna Moore on November 1, 2017 9:53 PM