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William R. Dougan
William “Bill” Dougan, 80, of Melbourne, Florida, passed away on January 12, 2026. He was born April 22, 1945 in Huntington, New York to William R. B. Dougan and Doris (Vital) Dougan.
He graduated from Amityville Memorial High School and enter the U.S. Navy. He was retired from National Cash Register.
Moved to California in 1977, until 2016 when he moved to Sebastian Florida and eventually to Melbourne in 2019.
He is survived by his daughters Constance Gonzales (Joel), Deirdre Smith (Jason) and six grandchildren. Wife, Jeanne Grant, step-sons, Tyler Goodwin, Elgin Bahylor, sisters, Cindy Dougan, Patricia Dougan and brother, Daniel Dougan.
He was preceded by his parents, brothers, Robert and Thomas Dougan.
Memorial will be held at later date.
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Isaac Smith
January 21, 2026, 7:28 pm
This is my grandpa, every year *around* my birthday haha he would text me a gif and wish me a happy one, it was always funny how he never got the day exactly right, but always caught himself after the fact and would send another gif to apologize.
It’s not like we talked often or like I ever really knew him well, but my heart is certainly heavier without him
Gary Clark
January 21, 2026, 7:58 pm
Thank you Mr. Dougan for all the wonderful memories we shared in life. Friends since 1978 we shared the beach house, the High Times softball team, our golfing together, Singing Hills, Southern Cross, bowling, Sequoia, Yosemite, east vs west Olympics, countless moving, Jack, and on and on. Love you Bill.
Joy
January 21, 2026, 8:36 pm
I never forget that Bill is the only person that called me by my “Thai “ full name with the board smile.
l didn’t get to know him or hanging out with him very long, but l have known that Bill was always in the good mood and funny.
Rest in peace ,Bill. You will never been forgotten by everyone who knows you
Pete Mortensen
January 21, 2026, 9:53 pm
I met Bill in the early 80’s. The one thing that always stands out for me through all the softball, bowling, parties at the beach house and of course Singing Hills was his love of life and the constant laughter that was Bill. Everyone around him always had a smile on their face.
Miss you Brother Bill