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11 years bro. Still missing you. Was talking to Jorge Genao about you last night; hard to believe it's already been 11 years! Keep god laughing, my friend.

I think about you often, you are the perfect example of how someone could leave a lifelong impression in a short time. Those years banging through the bagel stores of brooklyn the ups and downs the trying to find a real job, we did it together and had alot of laughs along the way. I'm grateful to have known you.

Thank You from his brother Greg

Ten years man. Still think about you & hope you're at peace. God bless dude.

Douglas: Sabrina and I think of you always, and have the fondest memories of you and our times at Madison Jewish Center as kids. You are missed and our hearts are always with your family.

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9 years later, buddy. Still love ya, miss the hell out of you. Never ever forget you and all who went with you that day. God bless, man.

Still miss ya, man. Keep 'em laughin up there.

Doug, we all miss you. I don't think anyone could have said it better than Igor.

Mike

Douglas, we were both in the Scouts together and what I remember of you was a really rambunctios and funny individual. People have given much praise to the man you became, it is a shame that you left the world suddenly and in the situation that caused it. Peace be with you always.

Dear Doug! It's so strange to look at the photo that I took on your Wedding and so painful to realize that it’s been 7 years since the day when you left us. You did not even make to your 1 year Wedding Anniversary. Everybody still asking the same question: WHY?

You and all other our Marsh friends did not do anything bad for the ISLAMIC terrorists. Nor other people in the world who died on the airplanes, buses or in schools.

WHY?

Because they hate US. All of US. They hate us more than they love their lives and their children.

WHY?

Because the Terror and distraction is in their blood and in the milk of their mothers.

WHY?

Because they want to dominate the World and enslave all of us and our kids.

7 long years of unfair WAR that was started on that sunny Tuesday in 2001.

We need to win this war to save our friends and families, to save our kids, to save our right to live in FREEDOM.

We need to win this WAR and we need to understand that there is no way to do that, if we continue to let the terrorists sleep well at night. There is no way to win the WAR wearing the white gloves.

We need to win the WAR and stop that bubonic plague that already cased the devastation on a very large part of the Earth!

Doug, you had just 33 short years given to you.

I believe that as long as someone remembers you – your soul would be alive.

Your deeds will make you live as long as we live!

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Another anniversary...yet this is the way it will always be every year this day comes around. I don't wait for this day to arrive just to remember you. It's a constant, and I will never forget you man. Although this year is different. You have George Carlin up there to crack up the heavens with...I don't know if that's really a good thing but...

Missing you truly, love ya lots.

I don't think a day goes by in my life that I have a thought remembering our friendship which was bonded by blood. We shared so many memories together at the start of our High school days to till we became men with new purposes in life. I always said that life is too short and I thank God for allowing me to have grown up besides you as you have influenced me in many ways to enjoy life to the fullest. When I get to heaven you will be the first person I will look for so we can reminisce about how we had a blast while living in the flesh of the notorious duo only known as me and you . Buuuurrrrrpppp

Hey dude,

How's it going? Miss you. Guess what? I came across that t-shirt you gave my. from B H.COM. I'll never wear it you know. Means too much to me now. Besides, my gf would probably want to walk 10 feet ahead of me if I do. LOL.

I hope you're ok.

Love u,

M

Douglas had this amazing ability to take any situation, regardless of the gravity, spin it around and make it a comedy of grand proportions. All in the attempt to make you see the lighter side of life. That’s how I remember him. That and the incredible amount of pork buns he was able to eat in one sitting. Forever the joker, he was blessed with the gift of insane, sarcastic wit and was proud of it. And he was successful in passing on that gift to me, which I carry in my heart at all times. Doug, I know you have found your peace, and every time I tell a joke, I say it in your name.

Because of that, you will never be forgotten.

Love and blessings buddy

Doug-

6 years today - I've watched the ceremony each year until they read your name, then I say a prayer..

Rest in Peace

Chris Randvere

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YO BROTHER HEY DOUG HOW YA BEEN GOT THEM CRACKING UP UP THERE? IF ANYBODY COULD MAKE SOMEBODY LAUGH EVEN ON THEIR WORST DAY YOU COULD ILL NEVER FORGET YOUR GIG AT THAT COMEDY CLUB THAT NIGHT YOU HAD THE PLACE CRACKING UP ITS HARD TO MAKE ME LAUGH AND I WAS IN TEARS WE MISS YOU VERY MUCH DOUG YOU WERE ONE IN A MILLION JUST PROMISE TO GREET ME WITH A JOKE WHEN I SEE YOU AGAIN IF I GET IN LOVE YA MAN "BILLYDEE"

Still miss you like crazy bro. Just felt like letting you know.

I met Doug when we worked together in the IT trenches of American Express. The guy was a neverending source of jokes, wry observations about everyday life, and never failed to make me smile, no matter what my mood was before. I considered him almost as a brother, and will always hold a treasured place for him in my heart. We lost a good man in you, Douggie, but God got himself a great morale booster up there in Heaven. God bless you, man. See ya when (if) I get there.

Doug!

It's been a while since 9/11 and I still miss you terribly! I want to write my words here like I spoke to you everyday.

I miss you man. You were a nut! You even managed to out do me at times, and thats not easy! You were always a good guy at heart and one of the funiiest persons Ive ever met. We had lots of fun making mischief in the lab on 95 and I always appreciated your contributions to my software and video collection.

I have your picture hanging near my desk here at work. I may not think of you everyday, but you are one of the great friends I have lost whose loss goes to my core and will hurt me till the day I join you in heaven.

I love you man,

Smile me a sunny day from time to time, ok?

Mike

There are two words I can think of immediately, when I think of Doug....funny and sweet. I have known Doug since we were kids. He made you laugh so hard, you cried. He also had a caring soul. When my husband and I moved to Florida, from Brooklyn in 1994..Doug was right behind us, with his side kick Ira, helping us get settled into our new home. I will never forget the day Doug, Ira and my husband were trying to hang a new front door in our home and it began to rain so hard, all Doug could do was laugh and make jokes. That's how we will always remember you, with a smile on your face! God Bless You and Keep You in His Care. With love, Your friends, Elaina & Tom

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I knew Doug from our tenure at American Express, we both worked for Vanstar..It's funny how you never think this type of horror will ever touch your life, and when you find out that you have a connection like this attached to it, makes it all the more somber..

I worked with him, I smoked cigarettes with him, he made me laugh...

God Bless You Doug....

Douglas was one in a million since I knew him from age 14. I always got along with him ever since we started our friendship. We started out woking for ICES QUEEN on Uica ave in Brooklyn for three dollars an hour. All we wanted was money for fun and cigarettes. It took 15 years for us to break away from counter jobs for minimum wage. We ended up somehow always working together. Doug,thanks for starting my carreer in computers! Thats right we worked neck and neck all the way up to Marsh at the top of the world. Forget about smoke breaks- In order to smoke a smoke you had to take the elevator all the way down from 95 to like 78, walk around to the next bank and go all the way to the lobby to have a security guard direct us smokers to the nearest open door. 45 minutes to an hour just for one smoke break!

Doug its ok because your still on top of the world in our eyes and you left a legacy of great friendships, laughter and love. Here's to you old friend..

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