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Ian McDougall
June 19, 1951 - March 25, 2014
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<div itemprop="description">Ian Wallace McDougall passed away at home on March 25 after a 2 year battle with ALS. Born in Thunder Bay Ontario June 19, 1951, he was the son of Marion and Wallace McDougall. He was an avid surfer and one of the original group of surfers to the Lawrencetown area. He enjoyed camping and travelling with his family and was always known for a good joke and a well-timed response. He had a great love for music of many types and was never without it. He was employed as a civilian with DND for nearly 23 years as a Draftsman and most recently a Technologist. Ian is survived by his loving wife Margaret McDougall (Kuhn) of 31 years, daughters Laura Clark (Andrew), Dartmouth, and Kristie McDougall, Seaforth. He is also survived by brothers Gregor (Janice), Thunder Bay, Lloyd (Lang), Toronto, Keith, Toronto, and sister Carol, Dartmouth, as well as nephews Jeffrey McDougall, Los Angeles, Sean McOuat, Halifax, Alexander McOuat, Halifax and niece Jennifer McDougall, Gracefield QC. Ian is also survived by his beautiful little granddaughter Megan Clark age 2 of Dartmouth. Many thanks to the ALS Clinic (Rehab Centre), the ALS Society, Dr. Mary O&rsquo;Neil, Devon and the doctors of the Palliative Care Team, VON, Janet Gilbert OT and Homecare. Also special thanks for the love and support of our dear friends. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the ALS Society of Dartmouth. A celebration of Ian&rsquo;s life will be held at a later date.</div>