I knew who Doug Murdoch was for many years and heard many great things about him. I didnt have the priviledge of knowing Doug until our involvement with the GoldMiners Jr. A Hockey Club. I always enjoyed our conversations whether it was hockey,business or our work fundraising for the GoldMiners. Doug’s passion and dedication for his family, business, community and the GoldMiners is something I will always admire about him and sadly miss. To the Murdoch family we offer our deepest condolences and that you are in our thoughts and prayers. The Sinclair Family

We’ve known Doug since Gail and his dating days in the 60’s in Kirkland Lake and Ottawa. We so enjoyed his good humor, thoughtfulness and kindness at our get-to-gethers and especially at our and Gail’s nursing reunions. It is with deep sadness that we hear of his passing but our tears will never erase all the wonderful memories we all have shared.

Doug joined the snowbirds hockey club in 2005. He has played every winter with us in Southwest Florida. We are all sadden to hear that Doug lost his battle with cancer. A true friend with a genuine heart of gold. I can speak for all when I say he will be greatly missed.

It was a an honour to have known and cared for Doug over the the last few years. Dr. Nathan Ek

I’ve known Doug for many years. First as his employee, fresh out of college and then as a business associate and then as a friend. But he’s always been my mentor. From his family to his friends to his staff, he always poured his heart and soul into everything he did. He is dearly missed here at the shop. We enjoyed his visits very much. My heart goes out to the Murdoch Family. May you find comfort in knowing that he changed many lives in his time, mine being near the top of that list.

It was with deep sadness I learned of Doug’s illness and now passing. I know how hard he fought, and how strong you all were as a family. He will be greatly missed as a “Kirkland Laker”, a family man, and a friend. My sincerest condolences to the Murdoch families. Rest in peace, Doug.

To the Murdoch family, my deepest condolences in this time of sorrow. Rest in peace Doug.

So saddened to hear about Doug, we will never forget 12/12/12. He truly was a fighter and thought he had it licked. Doug loved life, his family and friends. He truly will be missed by all who knew and loved him. Our deepest condolences to all of you.

Dear Gail and family: Rory & I wish to extend our sincere sympathy to you and your family. Doug was such a great man. We always enjoyed doing business with him, or sharing Rotary with him. He was such a family man and we know that your wonderful memories will sustain each of you. May God Bless You.

Our sincere condolences go out to Gail, Rob, Kerry and Dave and their families. Wishing we were there to give you all a big hug.

Gail and family, Terry and I are so very sorry to hear of Doug’s passing. We have all lost a wonderful friend and a great member of our community. He will be missed by all who knew him. You are all in our thoughts and prayers!

My sincerest condolences to Gail and family. May your memories of Doug be that which helps you get through this difficult time. RIP Doug.

My sincere condolences to all of the Murdoch family.

Dear Gail & Family, Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Doug. Thoughts of him bring back great memories of visiting the Murdochs when I was young with the Reynolds family. And then to become reaquainted with you & he when I joined MCTV in Timmins and the fun we had on the various trips together. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time. Sincerely, Dave

WE would like to express our condolences to the Murdoch family during this difficult time. Our hearts and prayers are with them now as they move forward in their lives. God Bless – Al and Lynne

Gail, Kerri, Rob, David, Kay, and Bob – Rose-Anne and I are so very sorry and saddened for your loss. Our thoughts and deepest sympathy extend to your families. I will remember Doug for his tireless work ethic, compassion, and the pride that he had in his family. I am priveleged to have known Doug and forever grateful that he took a chance on me so many years ago. Time will heal your pain, great memories will remain. RIP Doug.

Our deepest sympathies to you and all of your family, Gayle. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Our deepest sympathy from the little family’s. Doug was a great family man and will be missed by all.

Gail, Rob & Murdoch family, please accept our sincerest sympathies. Doug and I played on the same Oldtimers baseball team for ten years. He was always such a gentleman, a good businessman, good family man and a good guy.

Gail and family, just to let you know you are in our thoughts at this very sad time.

Dear Gail and Family. Our deepest condolences at this very sad time. You are in our thoughts and our prayers. Marc and Lori.

Sorry to hear of Doug’s passing. Our thoughts are with you.

We are sorry to hear of your loss and extend our sincere condolences to the entire Murdoch family.

Gail & family – We are so sorry to hear about Doug’s passing. Please accept our sincere condolences. Jane & Doug Blackwell

Our heartfelt condolences to the Murdoch family. My father, Murray, had a great deal of respect for Doug and always spoke of him with fondness. I have vivid memories of Doug working alongside his father on Government Road, in K.L., in “the Old Days”. He was always kind and engaging, even with an young adolescent, as I was at the time. Take comfort in your own memories and in each other as you grieve this great loss.

Sorry to read of Doug’s passing. I have not been in touch with your family for a long time, but family ties are strong.My Mother and Hazel were cousins and I remember Kay , Bob and Doug when we were children. Condolences to allyourfamily.

Gail Our sincere condolences to you and your family at this difficult time. Lefty has fond memories of “Creek” from KLCVI days and our more recent times together when visiting KL. We will miss him. Linda & Bill (Lefty) Hamilton

Gail and Family, Kay and Bob We were so sorry to hear of Doug’s passing It was wonderful seeing him at the Larder Lake reunion and sharing fond memories and laughs of our younger days. Our sincere condolences to you all

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Gail & family, Kay & family, Bob & family. May your many happy memories help you through this difficult time and sustain you in the years to come.

Dear Gail and Family. My thoughts are with you. I first met Doug 50 years ago when we shared in the opening of NOIT, he as a student, I as a green teacher. In the lonely times, think about what you have had, rather than what you have lost. I find it helps.

So sorry,he sure was a proud husband and father,what a beautiful family….

To Gail Murdoch and family, One of the saddest moments is when one hears of the loss of a friend. I will never forget all the good times Doug and I had in Larder Lake as youngsters. I am thankful for those memories. I share in your grief. Kenneth B. Brown, Lethbridge, Alberta

My sincere condolences, I will miss Doug.