Birth date: Mar 6, 1963 Death date: May 28, 2022
Douglas K. Wimmer, 59, of Port Richey, Florida passed away suddenly on May 28th, 2022. Doug was a musician, skilled carpenter, and freelance photographer, but most importantly a father and son. He is survived by his son Dillon, an Read Obituary
My condolences to the family. RIH Doug
Dillon this is Dan, Doug and I were 4 years apart, but we still spent time together when we were kids. We had a lot of fun and I hope to meet you sometime soon, your 2nd cousin - Dan Wimmer Sr.
So hard to believe that I will see you for the last time today. I've been dealing with such a large gamut of memories and emotions since I said my final words to you on Saturday, that I figured it was time to write them down. We have laughed and loved, fought and cried for over 30 years now, but it's going to be so different now to know that you're not just a phone call away. We shared the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, the absolute best and worst while we we're married and continued to be in each others lives ever since. We always knew that we could count on each other and that we would be there for the other if ever needed, which we did many times. We created the absolute best in both of us when we made our son, Dillon Wimmer, who is struggling so hard to find a way to go on without his best friend beside him. I will always remind him of Your Love and all of the good times that you've shared, as I comfort him and try to help mend his Broken Heart. Your sudden passing has left such grief, heartache and remorse in so many people, especially your other "SONS" Ken Irons and Steven Moschella whom you spoke with often, but so many others as well....I just wish you knew how many others really cared. I promise to forget all the bad and the worst and only remember the good and best....which makes me miss you even more. I love you, Douglas "Alex" K. Wimmer, then and now.....thank you for all that you DID do, and I will forever regret the things I didn't. Praying to God that we all live and learn from the lessons of your passing, that you rest in peace, and we meet again. Your loving ex wife, Pam ❤️🙏✝️️💔
Band mate and best friend, Doug was more like family. We had so many great times playing music together. We always kept in touch over the years. He was a very proud father and he loved Dillon very much. I’m gonna miss you my brother.
I did not have occasions in which to spend appreciable time with Doug other than when my sister and I decided to put our family ancestry on DVDs. This was Doug’s specialty and we employed him to accomplish this daunting task which he did with superb professional excellence. We were so very pleased with not only his work but with his patience and grace over the eleven days we worked on it together remotely by phone as we were living in different states. He was a very kind man and I was so very sorry to hear of his passing
