October 6 1951 April 23 2020
Douglas J. Strobel, 68, of Vallejo, passed away Thursday, April 23, at home following a 1 year battle with Mesothelioma. Douglas was an accomplished musician and teacher. He is preceded in death by his father J.J. Strobel. Douglas is survived by his wife of forty years, JoAnn Strobel; sons, Eric (Sheri) Sponsler and Trenton (Denise) Sponsler; daughter, Myka Sponsler; mother, Mary Strobel; sisters, Kathy Cooper and Lisa (Steve) Allen; grandchildren, Ashely, Rachel, Andrew and Jayson Sponsler. A celebration of his life will be held at a later date at Northgate Church, Benicia. An announcement will be in the paper prior to his service. In lieu of flowers, it is Doug’s and his family’s wishes that any donations be made in Doug’s Memory to his favorite musicians (Misner & Smith), to support the creation and release of their new music. The bond that the three shared over music was deep and will live on in melody, harmony and lyrics, dedicated to Doug’s memory. Donations can be made at: PayPal.me/misnerandsmith Cremation and arrangements entrusted to the direction and care of Twin Chapels Mortuary, Vallejo, CA (707) 552-6696. www.twinchapelsmortuary.com To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Douglas J. Strobel please visit our Sympathy Store. Price List About Us Locations Contact Us (707) 552-6696 Return to Website Send Beautiful Flowers Share a Memory Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Douglas J. Strobel October 6, 1951 – April 23, 2020 Login Print The family of Douglas J. Strobel created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories. Obituary & Service Douglas J. Strobel, 68, of Vallejo, passed away Thu… View More Share a Memory Below A comforting word from you means a lot. Share a Memory Flowers & Gifts Send flowers to the Strobel’s family. Send Flowers Tribute Wall Photos & Videos Obituary + More Information Obituary for Douglas J. Strobel Douglas J. Strobel, 68, of Vallejo, passed away Thursday, April 23, at home following a 1 year battle with Mesothelioma. Douglas was an accomplished musician and teacher. He is preceded in death by his father J.J. Strobel. Douglas is survived by his wife of forty years, JoAnn Strobel; sons, Eric (Sheri) Sponsler and Trenton (Denise) Sponsler; daughter, Myka Sponsler; mother, Mary Strobel; sisters, Kathy Cooper and Lisa (Steve) Allen; grandchildren, Ashely, Rachel, Andrew and Jayson Sponsler. A celebration of his life will be held at a later date at Northgate Church, Benicia. An announcement will be in the paper prior to his service. In lieu of flowers, it is Doug’s and his family’s wishes that any donations be made in Doug’s Memory to his favorite musicians (Misner & Smith), to support the creation and release of their new music. The bond that the three shared over music was deep and will live on in melody, harmony and lyrics, dedicated to Doug’s memory. Donations can be made at: PayPal.me/misnerandsmith Cremation and arrangements entrusted to the direction and care of Twin Chapels Mortuary, Vallejo, CA (707) 552-6696. www.twinchapelsmortuary.com To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Douglas J. Strobel please visit our Sympathy Store. Events Details are pending. Telephone: (707) 552-6696 | Fax: (707) 552-5113 | Email: Click Here Twin Chapels Mortuary: (707) 552-6696 | Passalacqua Funeral Chapel: (707) 745-3130 Obituaries | Flowers & Gifts | What We Do | About Us | Grief & Healing | Resources | Plan Ahead | Contact Us View General Pricing List © 2020 Twin Chapels Mortuary – Funeral Home Website Design by funeralOne
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Death notice for the town of: Vallejo, state: California
Dear Joanne, I knew Doug when I was in high school. Such a talented young man. I just googled his name this evening and discovered he has passed. I am so sorry. I am so happy he had the joy of a family for all of these years. He had music. He had the respect of a community. I am so sorry for your loss. My memory of childhood being around Doug will forever bring a smile to my face. I’m sorry again for your loss, Sheila