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Douglas L.
Yaus
Aug 29, 1955 — Feb 14, 2023
Douglas L. Yaus
Aug. 29, 1955 – Feb. 14, 2023
Doug Yaus, 67, of Xenia, Ohio died unexpectedly on February 14, 2023, at Green Memorial Hospital with his wife Evelyn by his side. His family is deeply saddened and shocked by his sudden death.
Son of Jack and Bonnie Yaus, Doug was born on August 29, 1955, in Xenia. He and his brother Joey grew up in Laynewood in Xenia. Doug had a wonderful childhood in a neighborhood that gave him lifelong friendships and supplied material for the many stories he told about those days! He loved playing baseball and was inspired by his father's passion for the sport. Doug enlisted in the Army in 1973 and served our country in Korea.
He met the love of his life, Evelyn Gallagher Yaus, in 1982. The two married in 1985 and blended their beautiful families. He was a devoted father and grandfather. Father to four children, six grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
He retired from Property Management with Town & Country, Eastown, and West Town Centers in 2021.
Doug is survived and missed by his loving wife Evelyn; his mother, Bonnie Yaus, who was proceeded in death by Jack Yaus; brother Joey (Tina) Yaus; Stephanie Yaus and Rusty Manning; Kari (Jason) Grigsby; Sheree (Richard) Rucker, Michael (Shelli) Zwiesler Jr.; grandchildren Madison Manning, Hannah and Carson Grigsby, Allen Thigpen (Lindsey) and Madison Zwiesler, RJ Rucker plus 3 great-grandchildren along with many aunts, uncles and cousins and his faithful puppy Joey.
Doug had a special place in his heart for a horse by the name of AP Indy. He had the chance to visit him at Lanes End Farm a few times and it was the highlight of his life. He enjoyed the sport of horse racing and loved to discuss it and share videos of AP Indy every chance he got. "I never uncocked my stick." -- Eddie Delahoussaye; Jockey, AP Indy
"I will miss you forever my love! See you on the other side"— Babe
Celebration Of Life will be held at a later date.
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