Obituary for Douglas Wayne Windsor
WINDSOR, Douglas “Doug” Wayne, age 63 of Midlothian, Texas entered in to the Kingdom of Heaven on January 12, 2021. Doug was born on August 23, 1957 in Oak Cliff, Texas to Cecil & Dorothy Windsor.
Doug was a devoted father, grandfather, brother, uncle and son. Doug was the kind of man that would give you the shirt off his back if he thought you needed it. To know him was to love him. He never met a stranger. He was loving, compassionate, generous, and a loyal family man. He never missed one of his son’s practices, games or events.
Doug worked for Univar USA for 33 years. In his spare time, he loved spending time with his family, wood working, hunting, coaching his sons and traveling. He was known affectionately as “Big Giant Doug” to many. He was everyone’s favorite teddy bear. His favorite place to be was anywhere with his sons or grandson. He loved going to his family farm in Dew, Texas. He spent his Saturday mornings for years at Caroline’s Country Café drinking coffee with his sister, Jean.
Doug was a lover of old western movies and country music. He served as a volunteer fire fighter of Midlothian and a deacon of First Baptist Church for many years.
Doug is survived by his sons Christopher and wife, Lauren of Midlothian, Toby and wife, Jodie of Waxahachie, and Douglas Jr. of Watauga, grandson Garrett of Waxahachie, sisters Jean Glosup of Alvarado and Beverly Windsor of Dallas, and niece Jennifer Williams and husband, Aaron of Alvarado along with numerous other loving family members including many adoring nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents Cecil & Dorothy Windsor, brother Kenneth ‘Styk’ Windsor and brother-in-law, Gordon Glosup.
Service Information:
Saturday, January 16, 2021. Visitation 2:00-3:00 PM. Service immediately following.
Boze Mitchell McKibbin Funeral Home
511 W. Main St.
Waxahachie, TX 75165
Doug was a devoted father, grandfather, brother, uncle and son. Doug was the kind of man that would give you the shirt off his back if he thought you needed it. To know him was to love him. He never met a stranger. He was loving, compassionate, generous, and a loyal family man. He never missed one of his son’s practices, games or events.
Doug worked for Univar USA for 33 years. In his spare time, he loved spending time with his family, wood working, hunting, coaching his sons and traveling. He was known affectionately as “Big Giant Doug” to many. He was everyone’s favorite teddy bear. His favorite place to be was anywhere with his sons or grandson. He loved going to his family farm in Dew, Texas. He spent his Saturday mornings for years at Caroline’s Country Café drinking coffee with his sister, Jean.
Doug was a lover of old western movies and country music. He served as a volunteer fire fighter of Midlothian and a deacon of First Baptist Church for many years.
Doug is survived by his sons Christopher and wife, Lauren of Midlothian, Toby and wife, Jodie of Waxahachie, and Douglas Jr. of Watauga, grandson Garrett of Waxahachie, sisters Jean Glosup of Alvarado and Beverly Windsor of Dallas, and niece Jennifer Williams and husband, Aaron of Alvarado along with numerous other loving family members including many adoring nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents Cecil & Dorothy Windsor, brother Kenneth ‘Styk’ Windsor and brother-in-law, Gordon Glosup.
Service Information:
Saturday, January 16, 2021. Visitation 2:00-3:00 PM. Service immediately following.
Boze Mitchell McKibbin Funeral Home
511 W. Main St.
Waxahachie, TX 75165