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Douglas Randolph
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Condolence From: K G
Condolence: Doug was a hero and an Airborne Ranger in Vietnam. People don’t seem to know this. He spent four years in Vietnam and bottled it up. He was the best commander I ever served under, an exceptional leader who kept people safe in the field. I idolized him. Condolences to the family. It is extremely rare to meet an officer of Doug’s caliber. Pro Patria, Sir.
Saturday June 23, 2018
Condolence From: Chuck Reece
Condolence: In 3 RCR Mortar Platoon we called Doug the "Flying Doctor" one wing swept night in Germany in the middle of nowhere Doug talked in a wounded man in a personal carrier. Just using a flashlight and a radio Doug got the Al Fox into the medics for treatment. From then on we called him the Flying Doctor, he always seemed to like the nick name.

Good Officer and human.
Tuesday September 12, 2017
Condolence From: Warren McLeod ( corporal 1st. Battalion RCR London Ontario )
Condolence: To the Eaton family ,please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss.It comes with great sadness to me as I worked for Captain Eaton at the Moss Park Armoury .He always showed strong leadership qualities , and was very thoughtful of his subordinates . I remember a day he said to me Warren you can call me Doug and we laughed and laughed , because we both said at the same time but we do have call Boris ( MWO Damjanoff ) Sar Major RIP. Sadly two of the nicest people I met and worked for have gone but I will not forget you. Friends . If any of the Eaton family would like to call me I would be honoured . Thank you for allowing me to share some moments here .
Monday September 11, 2017
Condolence From: Walter W W Watkins
Condolence: I never had the pleasure of meeting with Doug’s family but I have known Doug ever since we did our officer training in Gagetown all those years ago.. Even though I was in a different regiment, the Vandoos, our path did cross over the years. I remember Doug coming to our help in some god forsaken place in Guatemala after we had an accident with our vehicle.. I will always remember Doug for his “joie de vivre”, his fortitude and optimism when things were bad and especially for his great smile. He will be miss, Walter
Wednesday May 10, 2017
Condolence From: LCol Alex Fieglar (Retd)
Condolence: Dear Mrs Eaton,

On behalf of Doug's colleagues in the United Nations peacekeeping missions in Guatemala, and those of us who worked with him in El Salvador, I wish to offer you and your family our heartfelt condolences. May you be consoled by remembering that he served to establish and protect the peace for people in Central America; and may he rest in peace.
Tuesday May 09, 2017
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