Doug and I started together in Radio at CKAR in Huntsville and we moved to Barrie. I called him black bart and he called me Tex cause I played country music.
We had good times together and a lot of laughs. I will miss him greatly.
Bruce Powley
bpowley@telus.net

Will miss Doug - lived at Huntley Street for some 27 years and shared many times together on projects and at Jingles.  He was always creative, and a true friend.  Fortunately, I had lunch with Doug just a few months ago.
Good trip good buddy.
Cheers,
Brian Purdy

R.I.P. Doug, roomie at Big Bay Point, early sixties.

Great broadcasting career...beginning in CKBB CKVR TV Barrie....onto those national cigar tv commercials and the interesting show a Century back on CFRB.
   Bill Harrington, Salt Spring Island.  Previously from CKBB-CKVR

I first met Doug in 1964 at Radio Station CKAR in Huntsville.  As he was new to radio, I taught him how to operate his shift.  He was a natural - with a great radio voice.
We crossed paths over the years including during his stint in Toronto radio.
Although we lost touch in the past number of years it was always fun to see his on camera work.
My thoughts go out to Doug and his family at this time.
With Sympathy,
George Grant
Grant Broadcast Holdings Limited

Dear family and friends,
Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your loved one. Doug was indeed a unique, 'big' personality. May he rest in peace.  To pull through such a difficult time, I suggest you think of the good times, watch him in the movies and read his very interesting books.  He will thus remain in your thoughts and in your hearts.  May God console you all!

Lucette Schneider

My friend for forty-two years is gone, but never will be forgotten. Too many laughs to list; too many struggles shared; from balconies to patios and finally his magical terrace... smokes, rum and cats. R.I.P. Doug.

Rest in Peace old Buddy. Our Recruit Class # 50 in Shilo, Manitoba was a proud Class. We were few in number then and are sadly fewer in number today. 

Heidi and family please see the notice placed on the Provost Corp site by the administrator Mel Pittman.

http://canadianprovostcorps.ca/honroll.htm , on the left of the page, open obituaries.

On behalf of the Canadian Provost Corps Association I send our deepest sorrow over the passing of our former comrade at arms in the C Pro C.  We Will Remember Him!

Our deepest condolences to Doug's family and friends. Sadly, our industry has lost a true legend.

Rest In Peace dear Doug.  My sympathies to the family. I had the pleasure of being a guest in Dougs home and enjoying a wonderful bar-b-que with my Uncle Frederick Manter, Ron Leach and Clare Walker.  Delightful.  Such a kind and accomplished person.  Linda Potter

Our sympathies to all of Doug's family. Doug and I were High School friends and basketball players.  My memories of these times are great.  Glad we did re-connect a few years ago.  Always in our thoughts.

Bob & Janie Babcock Listowel and formerly of Sudbury

thinking of Doug and  his family

Marjorie Lecker

Our deepest condolences to Doug's family & friends. My mom had known Doug for over 10 years & cared for him "like family". He was always kind, considerate and  wonderful. He will be greatly missed and never forgotten. 
RIP Doug...

OBITUARY

Mr. Douglas Joseph Lennox

21 January, 1938 – 28 November, 2015

Rosar-Morrison Funeral Home & Chapel

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