Robert Douglas "Doug" McKay II, passed away November 25, 2012 after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was born in Manchester on July 28, 1957, the son of the late Robert D. McKay and Carolyn (Sanders) McKay.
Doug was the center of a loving family, a kind and loving husband, step-father, grandfather and most of all, friend. He enjoyed life to the fullest, always happy and there with a joke and a smile. Doug loved playing his drums, bowling, camping, his grandchildren and taking them to the mountains or just staying at home watching movies and eating popcorn.
He worked for many years in the parts department of Betley Chevrolet in Derry, NH, and also worked part time for many years at Lakeside Bowling Lanes in Manchester. Doug served in the Marines from 1976 to 1988.
Info from Goodwin Funeral Home
Doug was the center of a loving family, a kind and loving husband, step-father, grandfather and most of all, friend. He enjoyed life to the fullest, always happy and there with a joke and a smile. Doug loved playing his drums, bowling, camping, his grandchildren and taking them to the mountains or just staying at home watching movies and eating popcorn.
He worked for many years in the parts department of Betley Chevrolet in Derry, NH, and also worked part time for many years at Lakeside Bowling Lanes in Manchester. Doug served in the Marines from 1976 to 1988.
Info from Goodwin Funeral Home
Robert Douglas "Doug" McKay II, passed away November 25, 2012 after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was born in Manchester on July 28, 1957, the son of the late Robert D. McKay and Carolyn (Sanders) McKay.
Doug was the center of a loving family, a kind and loving husband, step-father, grandfather and most of all, friend. He enjoyed life to the fullest, always happy and there with a joke and a smile. Doug loved playing his drums, bowling, camping, his grandchildren and taking them to the mountains or just staying at home watching movies and eating popcorn.
He worked for many years in the parts department of Betley Chevrolet in Derry, NH, and also worked part time for many years at Lakeside Bowling Lanes in Manchester. Doug served in the Marines from 1976 to 1988.
Info from Goodwin Funeral Home
Doug was the center of a loving family, a kind and loving husband, step-father, grandfather and most of all, friend. He enjoyed life to the fullest, always happy and there with a joke and a smile. Doug loved playing his drums, bowling, camping, his grandchildren and taking them to the mountains or just staying at home watching movies and eating popcorn.
He worked for many years in the parts department of Betley Chevrolet in Derry, NH, and also worked part time for many years at Lakeside Bowling Lanes in Manchester. Doug served in the Marines from 1976 to 1988.
Info from Goodwin Funeral Home
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