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Douglas Charles Mizzi

3/11/1959 - 26/10/2019

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Obituary For Douglas Charles Mizzi

In loving memory of Douglas Charles Mizzi who sadly passed away on 26th October 2019

Loved and loving son of Charlie and Patricia (dec) Beloved brother and brother-in-law, and uncle. At Peace in God's care.

Funeral Prayers for the repose of the soul of Douglas Charles Mizzi, will be offered at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, 46 Ballarat Road, Maidstone (THURSDAY, October 31, 2019) at 10:30am. Following the Prayers, the cortage will proceed to the Chapel of Peace, Altona Memorial Park, Dohertys Road Altona North, for the Committal and Cremation.

We the family also ask instead of flowers please support our chosen charity

EJ Whitten prostate foundation.

https://www.ejwhittenfoundation.com.au/

Doug was born at the Queen Vic Hospital Melbourne on Tuesday 3 November 1959 to Charlie and Pat (our Mum who passed away some 31years ago). He has 3 sisters, Karen, Deb and Rachel. This coming Sunday would have marked Doug’s 60th birthday, however last Saturday around 3.30am at the St Bernadettes Nursing home in North Sunshine he passed away after a 2-year battle with cancer.

Doug grew up in Maidstone, went to Christ a King Primary and then onto St John’s secondary school in Braybrook (when he attended that is...lol) before moving into the workforce he worked as a storeman, forkie and later truck driver, transporting construction materials and hospital goods.

Doug’s teenage years were filled with interests including footy, martial arts and later on Darts. He especially loved the footy and followed Carlton the mighty Blues. He enjoyed bending his elbow with his mates around this area – drinking at his favourite pubs (Ashley, Royal, Powell Footscray and Courthouse), playing Darts and dodging the inevitable questions from Mum and Dad about how much he’d had to drink!

Like all of his family, Doug loved music and listening to iconic bands including Alice Cooper Pink Floyd, Supertramp, Alan Parsons and Fleetwood Mac. He also loved his TV and I guess it’s fair to say, he was a bit of a ‘closet’ Trekkie. (Startreck)

Although Doug had a number of significant others, he never married, I guess he was a bit hard to pin down. He loved his family and friends – Nearly every day Doug posted messages of kindness and love on his FB page and private messenger – wanting to make sure we could all start our day on a good note.

Services

31 Oct

Funeral Service

10:30 AM

48 Ballarat Road Maidstone,Vic, 3012 Get Directions »
31 Oct

Interment

11:30 AM

14 Dohertys Road Altona North VIC, 3026 Get Directions »
by Obituary Assistant

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