Douglas A. Schimschock, age 60, of Joppa, Maryland, passed away on Thursday, March 5, 2026.

Born in Minnesota, Douggy was the loving father of Brian (Alyssa) Schimschock and a devoted brother to Denise (Scott) Hooper, sister-in-law Jane (Dave) Schimschock. He was a proud uncle to Sam (Jackie) Hooper, Danielle (Nate) Schimschock, Emilee (Jared) Kadrie, great nephews Sawyer Hooper, Kallen Kadrie, Crosby Tennant, and great niece Vivienne Hooper. He will also be remembered by extended family members, many friends, and coworkers whose lives he touched with his humor and loyalty.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Eugene Schimschock and Phyllis Jean (Friton) Schimschock; his brothers, Dan, and Dave Schimschock; and his beloved long-term partner, Sandra Swinney, who was very special to him.

Douggy was known as a hardworking, loyal, and incredibly funny man—one of the funniest people you could ever meet. He had a wild side and a personality that brought laughter to all those around him. Above all, he was a loving father, brother, and friend who will be missed dearly.

He had a lifelong love of collecting memorabilia, Nascar and football and was a devoted fan of the Ravens, Vikings, and the Twins. Douggy played hockey throughout his life and enjoyed playing football in his younger years. He graduated from high school in 1983. Following high school, he attended Hobart School of Welding Technology and continued his learning throughout his career.

Douggy had a deep appreciation for the outdoors. He loved taking walks, enjoying nature, and spending time by the ocean. One of his favorite places to relax was Ocean City Beach, where he enjoyed the sound of the waves, surfing, wild horses, and the peaceful shoreline.

He also shared a special bond with his beloved dog, Kracker, who was his constant companion and best friend.

Douggy will be remembered for his humor, loyalty, and the joy he brought to all those around him. His memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

May he Rest in Peace where he is buried next to his beloved Sandra in Virginia.