Earl Douglas "Doug" Peppard
Date de naissance : 19 juillet 1942
Date de décès : 27 février 2008
Earl Douglas “Doug” Peppard, 65, Debert, died Feb. 27, 2008 at home surrounded by his family. He was born in Great Village, N.S. on July 19, 1942. He was a son of the late William V. and Minnie (MacKenzie) Peppard. Dad spent several years working at M.P. Crowell’s but spent most of his career in the carpentry trade. He worked at Kent Homes for many years, finishing his career with Dan MacKay Construction. This was his favourite job and Dad truly enjoyed going to work each day. He felt very fortunate to be employed by Dan, a great boss and close friend. Dad had a passion for GOLF, crossword puzzles, reading books, carpentry, Toronto Maple Leafs, and lobster! He was well known for his beautiful garden and wood pile. Dad’s greatest pride was his family. He truly was an honourable man and will be greatly missed by his family and friends. He is survived by his wife Iris (Adams). Daughters Cindy Ryan (Patrick), Shelly MacInnis (Timothy), Sharron Ryan (Terry), all of Debert. Shirley Cooke (Brent), Great Village and Sonya Barnhill (Randy), Debert. One son, Michael, Debert. He was a dear papa to his 10 grandchildren, Connor and Christopher Ryan, Nathan and Jonathan MacInnis, Nicole and Natalie Ryan, Jessica Reid, Julie and Bradley Cooke, and Carlie Barnhill. Step-granddaughters, Christa and Courtney Barnhill. Sister, Shirley Smith, Great Village, brother Vernon (Joyce), Kanata, Ont., brother-in-law, Ron Richards, Thunder Bay, Ont., and many nieces and nephews. Dad is also survived by his close friends, and golf partners Gerry Dykens, Layne Hayward and Ron Eastcott. We thank them (and Dan MacKay) for their thoughtfulness, and friendship these past few years. Dad was predeceased by his sister Gwennie Richards, and brother-in-law Donnie Smith. Visitation will be held Friday, Feb. 29, 7 to 9 p.m. The celebration service will be held March 1, 2 p.m. both at Faith Baptist Church, Great Village. Pastor Doug Campbell officiating. Family flowers only. Memorial donations may be made to Debert Fire Brigade, VON or Palliative Care.


