Michael D. Douglas, Jr.
1973 - 2025
Michael D. Douglas Jr. passed away at home on December 3, 2025. He was born on November 29, 1973.
Michael’s last job was at the Winston-Salem Landfill, where he enjoyed working. He also greatly enjoyed his time working at Watson Woodworking, where he was able to learn new skills. In his free time, Michael had a passion for skydiving and spending time with his friends.
Michael is survived by his loving mom, Terry Douglas, and his brother, Mark and his wife, Tina. He is also survived by his aunt, Nancy and her husband, Danny; aunts, Annette and Cindy; and his uncle, Melvin and his wife, Gwen. He leaves behind a host of nephews, nieces, cousins, and a lot of good friends.
The family requests that there will be no service. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Cancer Society in Michael’s memory.
A Note of Remembrance:
”Goodbyes are not forever, nor are they the end. It simply means we will miss you until we meet again. You will always be in our hearts.”
Michael fought a good fight. He was a good man that loved his mother unconditionally He was so considerate and thoughtful to those that got to know him. I was one of the people that was privileged to get to know him. Until we meet again.
I always thought of mike as my brother. We had alot of fun together growing up. His Mom & Dad always treated me as one of there own. He will be missed.
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Mike was always ready to help a friend and even in sickness kept a positive attitude and stayed active as best he could. It was a privilege to be his friend.
Michael was a thoughtful and caring man….who always had a smile on his face and a kind word to say. Even when he faced his battle with cancer….he remained so positive and strong. Rest in peace my friend….you will be missed.
Michael was such a great person
Before he knew he had cancer
He got his life right with God
He took good care of his mother
He is now in heaven with Jesus
I knew Mike as a teenager. He would go to the lake with us to ski and camp. We always had such a good time and he enjoyed it too. He was so polite and always thanked us. My sincere condolences to his Mom and family. Brian’s Mom
A beautiful tribute to a young man we never met; but, thought we knew through his precious mother, Terry and his wonderful aunt, Nancy
It was my honor to check Michael in for the majority of his appointments at the cancer center. From day one, he had the most positive attitude. I never heard him complain at all. I saw him just days before he passed, and even then, he did not complain. He was a very kind man, and I know that he took great care of his mom when she was having issues of her own. Terry, I will be praying for you in the days ahead. I know you will miss him terribly.