Douglas Jay Choate was born in California on April 7, 1964.
He spent most of his childhood in Louisiana and graduated high school from Leesville High School in Leesville, Louisiana. In 1984 Doug joined the Army and separated in 1989 at the rank of sergeant E-5 as an administrative specialist. His military service would start him in the computer industry which would define his career. Throughout his career in the computer industry he would work for various government entities. He even became an entrepreneur by opening up his own data consulting firm. Eventually, he would work for the U.S. Courts in Delaware, San Antonio, and Houston. On his leisure time, he loved to go salt water fishing along the Texas coast line. Doug was the kind of person who loved helping others out. He would often spend hours on end at home helping his fellow coworkers solve important U.S. Courts computer data problems.
On December 25 at around midnight, he was called home by our Father in heaven. He was a man large in spirit and character. He simply did his duty all his life to his job and country. We look forward to seeing him again through Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
“The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death” I Corinthians 15:26
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Douglas Jay Choate was born in California on April 7, 1964.
He spent most of his childhood in Louisiana and graduated high school from Leesville High School in Leesville, Louisiana. In 1984 Doug joined the Army and separated in 1989 at the rank of sergeant E-5 as an administrative specialist. His military service would start him in the computer industry which would define his career. Throughout his career in the computer industry he would work for various government entities. He even became an entrepreneur by opening up his own data consulting firm. Eventually, he would work for the U.S. Courts in Delaware, San Antonio, and Houston. On his leisure time, he loved to go salt water fishing along the Texas coast line. Doug was the kind of person who loved helping others out. He would often spend hours on end at home helping his fellow coworkers solve important U.S. Courts computer data problems.
On December 25 at around midnight, he was called home by our Father in heaven. He was a man large in spirit and character. He simply did his duty all his life to his job and country. We look forward to seeing him again through Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
“The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death” I Corinthians 15:26
Doug Choate is a unsung hero. He was instrumental in the implementation of CM/ECF for Illinois Northern Bankruptcy. Many, Many, Many, Many people have benefited from his dedication to making CM/ECF a success.
My prayers and thoughts to Doug's family.
Doug was a friend I never got to meet. He was always helpful, always knowledgeable and always a pleasure to work with. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. Doug will be missed by many around the country for a long time to come.
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I just can't express to you enough how much we appreciated the kindness and professionalism my family experienced with you and your staff.
Thank you for treating my beloved mother with honor and respect all throughout the process.
Our family will be forever grateful to the owner and staff at Beresford Funeral Services for the excellent services they provided to our family upon the death of our loved one. Everything went smoothly. The planning was easy with everything needed for the funeral provided on sight at reasonable prices with no pressure to spend more than planned. They were flexible with our personal plans, very kind, and considerate from beginning to end. We would definitely recommend Beresford Funeral Services to anyone in need of funeral services.
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