Condolence: Doe, Lisa and Steve,Thinking of you Feb 4th. A year has passed since you lost your loved one. wonderful memories of Doug come to mind and make me smile. He did enjoy life and lived it to the fullest. Love yaxo

Condolence: Many fond & fun memories of Doug with my dad over the years. He's now with the poker club above. Sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Our condolences go out to the Foulds family ,we were sorry to hear about Dougs passing ,He was a joy to provide services for , and also a good friend . Ray c/o Antler Services

Condolence: Dear Brother Doug. I am sorry that I didn't get an email out to be read at the Funeral Home. Doug I loved You and l will miss you terribly. I loved our chats on the phone and especially your knowledge of all our relatives and people of Paris. Whenever I wanted to know anything about a relative you could always answer my question. Your knowledge of everyone in the town was incredible. You were a very loved and repected Man in the town. How I wished that you had learned the "computer". We could have had a hay day conversing back and forth. You were a trooper throughout your lengthy illness and we all admired your strength and courage right up until the end. Ohhh, how I wish that I didn't live so far away from you. Tell Mom,Dad and brother Richard "hello" when you get there. Holding you in my heart forever. My loving thoughts go out to Doe and Lisa. Fondly: Sister Molly

Condolence: sorry to hear of Doug's passing; I have pleasant memories of Doug on his Harley (with 50,s style Harley hat ). Rest in peace my friend as you ride into the sunset.

Condolence: So very sad to hear of Mr. Foulds' passing. He was a very good friend of my father, Sheriff Art Mc Neil; they shared many laughs and poker games together, over the years.

Condolence: Barbara and I are too far south to get back to show our respects - doing it here. Doug in his prime was instrumental to the smooth ticking of The Town of Paris.He was encouraging when someone needed it but wouldn't hesitate to kick someone in the butt if it eas needed. He was passionate with anything he was involved with. We send our condolences to the family from southern Georgia Terry & Barbara Hutchinson

Condolence: I was privileged to get to know Mr.Foulds through Reids. He loved our chocolates - all of them! He used to ask for me personally when he shopped and I loved it. I always looked forward to his visit at Easter when he shopped for his daughter,Lisa. He would buy her a hollow chocolate egg filled with Truffles and a large box of chocolates for his wife.He made my day with his warmth and appreciation. Mr.Foulds was a very special gentleman who will never be forgotten. My thought are with Lisa and family. Elizabeth Boutilier

Condolence: My condolences to the Foulds family Doug will certainly be missed I remember meeting him as a young child as we spent a great number of years growing up in a house he owned good old 133 race st.I remember sitting in the trailer of his riding lawnmower jumping out on occasion to collect big rocks and garbage as he cut through the fields in the south end of paris paying my brother and I generously for helping him he was always well respected by all that knew him and he will be missed immensly Rest in Peace and realize what a difference you made with all those you came across .

Condolence: Lisa and family: We are so sorry to hear about your dad. I always appreciated and respected his help and guidance over the years. Bill and Sheila Tough

Condolence: Our thoughts today are with the Family of Doug Foulds It was my pleasure to serve with Doug on the Paris Public Utilities Commission, Doug Served as Chair for a number of years as well as a commissioner. It was my first introduction to Doug as a servant to the Paris Community His dedication to Paris was unmatched. I later moved on to Elected Councillor for Paris and the County of Brant. I continued to call on Doug for his advice, thoughts and suggestions for many issues facing Council. I am proud to say my association and mentoring by Doug served me well in representing Paris. I learned through Doug when to speak, when to hold it back and when to listen in Public meetings. I had the opportunity some months ago to visit Doug at Telfer Place. We had a great couple of hours talking about Paris, The Fire Department and Council and true to form Doug had a very robust opinion on all of them which was no surprise. Doug was not one to hold back on an opinion. We laughed, we remembered better times as we talked about his favourite subject ..Paris Doug I will miss you, Rest in Peace Roy Haggart and Denise

Condolence: Doug was a good friend and supporter when i went into politics back in the '60s. He gave me useful advice and helped in the political campaigns. His enthusiasm, experience, good judgement and humour made the whole effort fun and even better, successful. he was a good citizen and good friend. Dorothy and I send our condolences to Doe and family