Sorry to hear about Chuck. He was a special to us too.

Heartfelt condolences to all of the Domans and their families. Mr. Doman was truly one of a kind. He was always welcoming, and known for a great sense of humour, with a genuine laugh that I can still hear. Don and I were brothers. I spent many evenings in the Doman’s basement watching Stanley Cup playoffs, World Series, and other sporting events … and cranking music when Mr. & Mrs. Doman weren’t home. Denis, Don and I started many days poolside at the Doman’s before venturing out to late night adventures in and around Windsor Park. Mr. Doman was the best baseball coach ever - great teacher of the game and he cared about every player. He had a nickname for everyone. The attached picture is the champion Winakwa Braves in Little League. Chuck Doman was the “King of Bibeau Bay” and will be missed. I loved the man. Rest in peace.

My sincere condolunces to Joyce, Terry, Colleen , Denise and famillies.

To Margaret and family.

I want you to know you are being thought about and cared about.

Chuck was a very kind and caring person. Family was so important to him. Getting together in Baudette for the family

reunions was so special and charished.

When he spoke to people, they were individualized and their opinions were valued. He was there for us.

Know that his love will always be with you.

Chuck & Joyce were such a wonderful addition to life here at Vic Wyatt House & were greatly missed when they moved to Dakota House. My oldest granddaughter played high school hockey & Chuck took a real interest in her & the team. Every time I saw him he would ask "how many goals did our girl get last night?" He jokingly asked her for an autograph when he met her.....made her day! RIP Chuck.

Sincere condolences to the entire Doman family from the Art + Carol McOuat family. Our mom and Chuck/Joyce would meet together at many high school reunions and laugh about the good old times. Talk always seemed to go back to the Winakwa days of hockey and football and how many hours of volunteer work that our dad and Chuck would put in for the love of the sport. Memories that she cherishs a lot.

Growing up and playing hockey + football with Don, I still can here Chuck's voice over all the other parents, passing on encouraging comments to us players, and also welcoming comments to the opposing teams!!!!!! More than once, we players would stop and look up wo see what was happening and always had a good laugh, as it would break the tension in those games. Thank you Chuck for those memories!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Mrs. Doman, Terry, Colleen, Denise and families,

Pat and I offer our sympathy and deepest condolences to the Doman family. I don’t remember much of my youth without Mr. and Mrs. Doman in it. Mr. Doman, a term I proudly use out of respect for him, was always interested and so willing and easy to talk with whenever our paths crossed over 60 plus years.

Our fondest memories are of our summer visits back to Winnipeg and how welcoming your Mom and Dad were to our family when we arrived next door. The convenient gate between my Mom and Dad’s and your parents’ yard was our kids gateway to the hospitality of the Doman’s and the oasis they created in their beautiful yard surrounding the pool. From when they were little kids learning to swim, to becoming teenagers, to adulthood, all three hold cherished memories to this day, of those experiences at the Doman’s and were saddened by the news of your Dad’s passing.

In recent years we had the chance to visit with your Dad several times at Dakota House where we could get caught up and as usual, he always asked for an update on our kids. Our last special memory of Mr. Doman was at my Mom’s funeral service two years ago, surrounded by our kids and their families all with big smiles in deep conversation.

Terry, Colleen and Denise, your tribute to your father was a beautiful account of his life. Each of our children, upon reading the tribute had the same response, what a great tribute!

Your Dad was a very special person who made a big difference in my parents and our family’s lives.

May he rest in peace.

Sincerely,

Ray and Pat Marchand

Teresa,

So sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad, I am thinking of you, your family, Colleen and Denise and their families, and your Mom Joyce during this sad time.

When I lived next door to you guys in Windsor Park many many years ago, I remember your Dad being a strict disciplinarian (as he had to be with 4 kids, who fought like cats and dogs, and got into varying amounts of mischief), but also a man who was very proud of his family and their accomplishments, and a "softy" in many ways. I also remember our Dads, and some of the neighbours getting together, while we children of the neighbourhood, had a great time playing in the street., sometimes with our Dads joining in. Oddly enough, I also remember being envious of some of the delicious meals you your Dad cooked for you guys when your Mom was working. To this day, every time I cook a roast beef I think of the aroma in your house when your Dad was cooking one! He was truly a man of many talents.

Take comfort in the many happy memories of your Dad, I am thinking of you.

My condolences to the Domans family. Will always remember when Chuck would drop by Echo Bay to visit my Dad. Chuck always had the smile to make you feel welcome. But I will remember line that Chuck said and I use.

"One hell of a deal."

As a little league player playing the so called hot corner ( third base ) the ball comes at you pretty hot. Hence the name. One particular hot one got between my legs and Coach Doman yells " Ste Marie , don't be afraid to get low on the ball. The worst that can happen is a bloody nose or a black eye. The best coach I ever had. Any sport. Rest in peace Chuck you will be missed.

To Joyce, Denise & Ray - all the families,

our sincere condolances on the passing of Chuck. Thoughts and prayers extend to each of you during this difficult time.

Warm hugs

Aline, Marc and family