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Douglas Alan
Fordham
Sep 27, 1975 — Aug 17, 2025
Douglas A. Fordham Jr. of Orange, VT was born
September 27, 1975. He joined his Dad on August 17,
2025, following many health issues. He was the son of
Douglas Fordham Sr. and Linda (Phillips) Fordham of
Berlin, VT.
Doug entered eternal peace at the home of his sister,
Cherie (Donald) Morris of Orange, VT, where he had
been cared for over the past 15 years.
He leaves his other two sisters: Mary Fordham Davis
of Plainfield, VT, and Michelle Fordham Chambers of
Iaconia, NH. And his Aunt Tina and Peter Perreault of
Websterville.
Doug leaves ten nieces and nephews: Michaela Morris of Craftsbury, VT; Miranda Morris of Barre, VT;
Shane Morris of Orange, VT; Autumn Calderon of
Barre, VT; Victor A. Calderon Jr. (deceased); Mackenzie Fordham of Williamstown, VT; Darren Chambers
of Morrisville, VT; Savannah Fordham of Johnson
City, NY; Clara Fordham of Iaconia, NH; Anthony and
Andrew Martin of Barre, VT; Gavin Forham of
Iaconia, NH; Steven Perreault of Barre, VT; and 3
great nieces and 2 great nephews.
Doug is predeceased by his Grandparents, Stanley and
Edith Fordham of Barre, VT, George and Maxine Phillips of Northfield Falls, VT, his Uncle, Mike Phillips,
and his Aunts, Murial Davison and Sally Fordham of
Barre, VT.
Doug attended Berlin Elementary and Spaulding
High, graduating from U-32 in 1995.
Doug had several jobs, including Sugarbush, Enough
Ministries, World Paper, and recycling K-cups.
Doug was cared for by his daycare provider, Lisa
Rowell of Calais, VT, and his cousin Andrew Martin.
It was said many times that Doug was the life of the
party- he truly was!
His hobbies included everything Elvis, visiting Graceland on his 30th birthday, fishing, camping, bonfires,
jeeping, his guitar, drawing, painting, and the occasional yard work. His favorite, though, was having a cold
beer with the boys!
Doug was known far and wide; he introduced himself
as "his Mom's son". He had a gift for making many
people his friends! He was loved by many.
Calling hours will be held on Thursday, August 21st,
from 7 to 9 that evening at Kingston Funeral Home, 35
Slate Avenue, Northfield, VT.
A graveside service will be held on Saturday, August
30th, at 11 am, at Northfield Falls Cemetery. A Celebration of Life will follow at the family's discretion.
A very special thank you to Upper Valley Services of
Moretown, VT, Deb Reed of Montpelier, VT, the hospice and visiting nurses of the Barre area, and to the
many day providers over the years.
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