Today you just come across my mind...as you usually do.  But this time I decide to come on your memorial website and just say you are still so missed.  The children and I talk about you every single day.  We continue to laugh at the very funny(to you) jokes you gave but we considered them so corny.  Now we really take time and repeat them and oh how funny they are!  Mitch you told me a few years before you passed and when you do pass I am going to miss 'this special guy in your life,"  And sure enough you could not have been more truthful.  Our arguments over stupidity are so missed as in a few minutes after vowing I am having no more chat with me as I am so upset, I involuntarily found myself calling for your assistance "Honey" then I would quickly catch up and say " don't bother 'cause I forget I am not to talk to you."  Then we both start laughing and chatting again. I am dreading next month the 20th as it will mark 2 full years since you left me.  Mitch, continue to rest in eternal peace.  You left singing and shouting your Hallelujah and I know God is oh so pleased with you.  He loved you more.  Missing you still....Your wife, Karlene/Leodis Douglas

Mitchum, my friend and brother, you will always be in our hearts. 
There are no words to express my feelings when I received the news of your sudden passing.  My thoughts went directly to my friend and sister. You are gone way too soon, but God knows best.

I have always admired your passion for family.  There was nothing too hard for you to do when it came to your wife and children.  They were your heart and soul. Your love for them showed in everything you did. Especially the everyday things. 

I remember in the early days when Tremayne was a baby, how you tenderly cared for him. But when Lori was born, she truly stole your heart. She was and still is “daddy’s little girl”. By the time Bobby came, some years later, you were already a pro. 

You loved to cook for your family and friends. No one who came around you would ever be hungry. One of my fondest memories is you in the kitchen whipping up those delicious meals.

That’s the kind of man you are and who I will remember forever. 

Leodis my friend and sister, Trem, Lori, Bobby, grandchildren, and the entire Douglas family
Please accept my deepest condolence. May God grant you His comfort and peace during these sad times. Remember that "joy comes in the morning". 

RIEP my brother, until we meet again. 

It was so sudden, the news was just too shocking. We were together in January of this year, not expecting that God would have been ready for you so soon. I thought I had time. There were questions I wanted to ask you specifically and I kept putting it off, because I thought I had time. You were the uncle who I could always go to, or you would give mea check up call and be present in my life since my dad died. Who do I ask these questions now?? You were cool and always inviting. You gave my husband a stern warning about how he should treat me and what you would do if otherwise and he remembers it to this day. Your personality, love and care knew no bounds.

I love you Uncle Mitchum, then, now and forever ❤️