Doug Martin Allard
Doug Martin Allard
November 05, 1960 ‐ February 14, 2023
Birthplace: Gary, Indiana
Resided In: Westlake,Ohio
Douglas Martin Allard passed away on February 14th. Dear brother of Dale Allard (Jenni) and Dan Allard (Ania). Loving uncle to Kaitlin Allard. Doug was born in Gary, Indiana and raised in Portage and Logansport, Indiana. A celebrated high school wrestler, Doug went to the Indiana State Championships representing Logansport High School. After High School, Doug enlisted in the Navy and served on the flight deck of the USS John F Kennedy where as a Plane Captain he was responsible for the safety and integrity of the aircraft. Following his Honorable Discharge from the Navy, Doug used his VA benefits to enroll at the University of North Florida where he completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. Doug then embarked on a wide ranging career in computer programming in which he traveled and worked in Florida, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Indiana, Michigan, and finally Westlake, Ohio where he worked for Travel Centers of America. Doug was fluent in several computer languages and was known as “The Man” when it came to anything SAP. We will remember Doug for his quick wit, his playful sense of humor, and his remarkable Hawaiian shirt collection. He was much loved and is sadly missed by family, friends and co-workers.
A Celebration of Life to be held at a later date. Guest Comments
Cindy Hildebrand
Milan, Ohio
Hipster! I will miss you every day at work! Still shaking my head and reviewing our most recent chats.
Kevin F. Kirkpatrick
Westlake
Your battles are done - Rest my friend. Knew you 8 years , I have shed some tears & offerd prayers. You will be missed. CONDOLENCES to family.
Gwen Maxwell
Rocky River, OH
Oh this news breaks my heart. Dougie was a great guy and my go-to for all things SAP. He was one of the good guys and I will cherish the memories of the years we worked together. Prayers for those who loved him.
Robert Bogacz
Georgetown, Texas
My Condolences to the family. Doug was an SAP guru at TA and will be greatly missed.