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James W. Doukas
Jan 4, 1934 — Jun 22, 2023
Colonel (Ret.) James W. Doukas
January 4, 1935 – July 22, 2023
Col James W Doukas, US Army retired, passed away in his home on July 22, 2023. Jim grew up in Falmouth, MA and was active in many high school sports and theater. He enlisted in the army and travelled the world. He married and had two children. With his natural leadership skills, he joined Officer Candidate School. After serving in Vietnam, he climbed the ranks, and later attended The War College. At the pinnacle of his career, he was promoted to Colonel and served as DivArty Commander at Fort Carson. After the passing of his first wife, he married Judy Abboud. For 25 years they enjoyed retirement together skiing, golfing, traveling, and socializing. Jim was an active member in the Eisenhower Men’s Golf Assn at the US Air Force Academy, and served for many years on the Comstock Village HOA Board of Directors.
After Judy’s passing, Jim met Toni Sparks who became his partner and supported him to the end. They danced, dined, entertained, and travelled. He is survived by Toni, Bill Doukas (son), Mimi Doukas (daughter), and four grandchildren. He lived life to the fullest and will be greatly missed.
A memorial service for Col. Doukas will be held at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church at 2650 Parish View (off Woodmen Rd.) on Saturday, August 5 at 12 noon.
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