Barbara L Douglass Obituary

With solemn hearts, we announce the passing of Barbara L Douglass of Gloucester, Massachusetts, whose presence will be deeply missed, having departed on July 3, 2024 at the age of 94. Family and friends are welcome to leave their condolences on this memorial page and share them with the family.

Though Barbara has departed this earthly realm, her legacy endures — a legacy of love that will continue to illuminate the lives of family and friends in the darkest of hours. May her spirit soar on wings of eternal peace, forever cherished in the tender embrace of memory.

She was predeceased by: her husband John. She is survived by: her children, Susan, Jack Grier of Waterboro, ME, Tina and Gary Cabral of Gloucester, MA.; and her grandchildren, Doug Grier of Center Harbor, NH, Michael Grier (Annie) of Meredith, NH, Amy Simmons (Robert) of Shapleigh, ME, Mary Cabral of Gloucester and Matthew Cabral of Magnolia.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Campbell-Porter Funeral Home

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July 27, 2024

Laurence A. Gould wrote a sympathy message

“Aunt Barbara, you were undeniably the life of every party - ever so lovely - the belle of the ball. Your unbridled laughter and loud, raucous voice always made me smile. It was a joy being in your presence and you will be sadly missed. I particularly enjoyed having coffee and your delicious baked goods with you and Kathy/ Kate - you were always my very own Betty Crocker. Somewhere, I have a VHS tape with you, Doug, Jimmy, Margaret and all of the other colorful Wonsons at Russ & Pink's anniversary party in Magnolia. Kathy/ Kate and I would play it for Lauren often, so she knew who all of the important players were in your extended family. I'll have to find that tape soon. You were one of the last of the "old guard" - you lived a full life and none of you will ever be forgotten. Rest in Peace, dear sweet Barb...”