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Douglas Friend Auvil

1935 - 2023

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Kevin Sudano posted a condolence

Saturday, June 1, 2024

I’m just now hearing of Uncle Doug’s Passing. He was one of my favorite people, always making me laugh, never shying away from helping, anytime I would visit and sit with him I felt like i was talking with my Grandfather. I will forever cherish the times spent up there with both of you. He will truly be missed.

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Tiffany Giffen posted a condolence

Sunday, September 24, 2023

Doug we had alot of fun times at the ice cream parties you and Pat had at your house also countless trip to Morgantown everytime we got together we laughed and I loved it so much.. You were definitely loved bunches and are missed even more. Love Tiffy

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Friday, September 22, 2023

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This beautiful brick home situated on Highland Avenue was built in 1898 by Sylvester Rinerd as a summer home. It was named Sunset Hall and was the first large home built on the hill.