David Murray Dugan, 58, of Brewster, MA passed away peacefully on October 13, 2014 at Cape Cod Hospital. He was surrounded by his loving family. He was the son of the late Dennis E. Dugan Jr. and the late Dorothea M. Dugan of Brewster. He was recently predeceased by his brother, Dennis W. Dugan.
David is survived by his sister Diane Bronsdon of Chatham, MA and his brother Dion C. Dugan and his wife Nancy of Brewster, MA and sister-in-law Elaine Dugan of NY, his nieces and nephews; Jennifer, Christopher, and Peter Bronsdon; Ryan, Erin, and Katie Dugan; Jonathan and Thomas Dugan; many cousins; and as David would say "the son he always wanted", Jourdan Gendron.
David will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered for his big caring heart and all the kindness he gave to so many people he met along his way.
David was a graduate of Nauset Regional High School, class of 1975. He was an excavating contractor. Some of his favorite work endeavors included, constantly plowing snow during the Blizzard of 1978, with his D-8 bulldozer in Boston for two weeks, and then racing over to the Town of Hull to build an earthen seawall to prevent the ocean from washing the town away; In 1984 he was instrumental in securing the freighter ship Eldia when it washed up on Nauset Beach. David's volunteerism included donating all of the excavation work during the building of the underground facility for the VFW in Brewster.
In honor of David being a young naturalist, donations may be made to the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, 869 Main Street, Brewster, MA 02631.
His visiting hours will be held at the Nickerson Funeral Home, Orleans MA on Saturday, October 18, 2014 from 10am to 12noon followed by his graveside service at the Brewster Cemetery, Lower Road, Brewster, MA. A celebration of his life reception location will be announced. For online condolences, please visit www.nickersonfunerals.com
David is survived by his sister Diane Bronsdon of Chatham, MA and his brother Dion C. Dugan and his wife Nancy of Brewster, MA and sister-in-law Elaine Dugan of NY, his nieces and nephews; Jennifer, Christopher, and Peter Bronsdon; Ryan, Erin, and Katie Dugan; Jonathan and Thomas Dugan; many cousins; and as David would say "the son he always wanted", Jourdan Gendron.
David will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered for his big caring heart and all the kindness he gave to so many people he met along his way.
David was a graduate of Nauset Regional High School, class of 1975. He was an excavating contractor. Some of his favorite work endeavors included, constantly plowing snow during the Blizzard of 1978, with his D-8 bulldozer in Boston for two weeks, and then racing over to the Town of Hull to build an earthen seawall to prevent the ocean from washing the town away; In 1984 he was instrumental in securing the freighter ship Eldia when it washed up on Nauset Beach. David's volunteerism included donating all of the excavation work during the building of the underground facility for the VFW in Brewster.
In honor of David being a young naturalist, donations may be made to the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, 869 Main Street, Brewster, MA 02631.
His visiting hours will be held at the Nickerson Funeral Home, Orleans MA on Saturday, October 18, 2014 from 10am to 12noon followed by his graveside service at the Brewster Cemetery, Lower Road, Brewster, MA. A celebration of his life reception location will be announced. For online condolences, please visit www.nickersonfunerals.com
David Murray Dugan, 58, of Brewster, MA passed away peacefully on October 13, 2014 at Cape Cod Hospital. He was surrounded by his loving family. He was the son of the late Dennis E. Dugan Jr. and the late Dorothea M. Dugan of Brewster. He was recently predeceased by his brother, Dennis W. Dugan.
David is survived by his sister Diane Bronsdon of Chatham, MA and his brother Dion C. Dugan and his wife Nancy of Brewster, MA and sister-in-law Elaine Dugan of NY, his nieces and nephews; Jennifer, Christopher, and Peter Bronsdon; Ryan, Erin, and Katie Dugan; Jonathan and Thomas Dugan; many cousins; and as David would say "the son he always wanted", Jourdan Gendron.
David will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered for his big caring heart and all the kindness he gave to so many people he met along his way.
David was a graduate of Nauset Regional High School, class of 1975. He was an excavating contractor. Some of his favorite work endeavors included, constantly plowing snow during the Blizzard of 1978, with his D-8 bulldozer in Boston for two weeks, and then racing over to the Town of Hull to build an earthen seawall to prevent the ocean from washing the town away; In 1984 he was instrumental in securing the freighter ship Eldia when it washed up on Nauset Beach. David's volunteerism included donating all of the excavation work during the building of the underground facility for the VFW in Brewster.
In honor of David being a young naturalist, donations may be made to the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, 869 Main Street, Brewster, MA 02631.
His visiting hours will be held at the Nickerson Funeral Home, Orleans MA on Saturday, October 18, 2014 from 10am to 12noon followed by his graveside service at the Brewster Cemetery, Lower Road, Brewster, MA. A celebration of his life reception location will be announced. For online condolences, please visit www.nickersonfunerals.com
David is survived by his sister Diane Bronsdon of Chatham, MA and his brother Dion C. Dugan and his wife Nancy of Brewster, MA and sister-in-law Elaine Dugan of NY, his nieces and nephews; Jennifer, Christopher, and Peter Bronsdon; Ryan, Erin, and Katie Dugan; Jonathan and Thomas Dugan; many cousins; and as David would say "the son he always wanted", Jourdan Gendron.
David will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered for his big caring heart and all the kindness he gave to so many people he met along his way.
David was a graduate of Nauset Regional High School, class of 1975. He was an excavating contractor. Some of his favorite work endeavors included, constantly plowing snow during the Blizzard of 1978, with his D-8 bulldozer in Boston for two weeks, and then racing over to the Town of Hull to build an earthen seawall to prevent the ocean from washing the town away; In 1984 he was instrumental in securing the freighter ship Eldia when it washed up on Nauset Beach. David's volunteerism included donating all of the excavation work during the building of the underground facility for the VFW in Brewster.
In honor of David being a young naturalist, donations may be made to the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, 869 Main Street, Brewster, MA 02631.
His visiting hours will be held at the Nickerson Funeral Home, Orleans MA on Saturday, October 18, 2014 from 10am to 12noon followed by his graveside service at the Brewster Cemetery, Lower Road, Brewster, MA. A celebration of his life reception location will be announced. For online condolences, please visit www.nickersonfunerals.com
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