Anthony Clifford Douglas

To The Douglas Family; You all have my Deepest Condolences and Heartfelt Sympathy, Keep your hands in Gods Hand for He carest for all of you...

TO THE FAMILY
WORDS ARE NOT ENOUGH TO CONVEY OUR SYMPATHIES,MAY YOU FIND PEACE AND STRENGHT IN DAYS AHEAD.I HAVE ALOT OF GOOD MEMORIES...R.I.P. BUTCH .. EPHRIAM & ANITA GREEN & FAMILY

TAMIKA & TEISHA
SORRY ABOUT THE PASSING OF YOUR UNCLE.
OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU.
AUNT SANDY & YOLANDA

My Uncle Butch
I have so much to say about my uncle where do i start.
Uncle Butch was and has always been a loving uncle to me. He was a person with the skills of a Jake of all Trades... He can remodel a kitchen (he did it for my Nana) I mean knock down walls and put new ones up, build a porch (he did for my grandmother) he can paint (he painted my mother's apartment many of times),

My Uncle Butch
I have so much to say about my uncle where do i start.
Uncle Butch was and has always been a loving uncle to me. He was a person with the skills of a Jake of all Trades... He can remodel a kitchen (he did it for my Nana) I mean knock down walls and put new ones up, build a porch (he did for my grandmother) he can paint (he painted my mother's apartment many of times), fix cars, a Joker (always played games with us like he would show you the coin in his hand then he would do something and say where is the coin, here it is behind your ear),play the piano and sing,( i remember sitting on the basement steps on Spring Street and listening to uncle butch, uncle Ronald, Pinapple, He can hook up a washer and gas dryer cause he did it for me.. Short story( when i moved into my apartment I needed to have my gas dryer hooked up so i called some places in the phone book and they wanted $200.00 to come out and do it. So i said I'm not paying that much money for that and all of the sudden the door bell rang and it was my Uncle butch.. Boy was he right on time)....
I can not recall him ever telling me No.. And I am really trying to remember if he ever told me no. I Can't... Seriously

I remember when I was sixteen years of age and i didn't have drivers licences and i asked uncle butch if he could teach me to drive a standard (car) He looked at me probaly wanting to say, "Girl are you crazy I just bought a brand new beige pickup Toyota truck". But he didn't. He said come on I'll teach you. He never got upset or yelled at me because I was scratching his gears up. He just said Meeka think about what you have to do and do it. I just taught you the basic so the rest is up to you... So everytime uncle butch came to Nana's house on spring street which was everyday he took me out driving and a couple years later I bought my first car and guess what it was a stick... I have my uncle butch to thanks for that.

I Love my uncle and he will never be forgotten because he left me with memories I will never ever forget.

I Thank God for blessing me with a Uncle like Him...Anthony Clifford Douglas

The one saying I will always remember him for is .....there go my baby and even though he said it to all of us when he said it to me... he made me feel so special so important...He will be missed R.I.P UNCLE BUTCH.......Another Angel watching over us

The Howard K. Hill Funeral Staff would like to send our condolences to the family and friends. Please know that we are praying for your strength at this time.