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Official Obituary of

Douglas "Doug" O Gunter

July 1, 1966 ~ March 24, 2025 (age 58) 58 Years Old
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Douglas "Doug" Gunter Obituary

Douglas "Doug" Gunter was born on July 1st, 1966, in La Porte, Indiana, to James and Doris (Kirkland) Gunter.

Douglas grew up in Cabot, Arkansas, where he graduated from Cabot High School. In 1988, he moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he would eventually have and raise his sons. Throughout his career, he worked in RV repairs, where he was valued for his knowledge and skilled craftsmanship, starting with bodywork but eventually encompassing all manners of work, including custom cabinetry. After over 30 years in Knoxville, Tennessee, he moved in 2019 to Hermiston, Oregon, with his youngest sons, Mason and Max, to live with his son Matthew and daughter-in-law Leslie.

Douglas enjoyed playing poker, playing bingo, fishing, sightseeing on spontaneous drives, golfing, going to car shows, listening to his record collection, doing puzzles, playing Pokémon GO, enjoying nature, and, most of all, spending time with his boys. He could often be found enjoying a cup of coffee and a cigar on the porch at home.

Douglas will be remembered for his charm, kindness, humor, and fortitude, along with countless other admirable qualities.


He is survived by his stepson Michael Charlton, sons Mason, Max, and Matthew Gunter, as well as his mother Doris Gunter, sister Karen Gunter, brother Tim Gunter, and five nieces.
He was preceded in death by his father, James Gunter, and his brother, Randall Gunter.

Memorial service arrangements are pending.

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