Eric Todd Douglass II

Eric “Todd” Douglass, II was born in Sierra Vista, Arizona on November 24, 1994, to Eric Todd Douglass, Sr. and Michèle Antoinette Brown Douglass. Todd has one brother, Loren David Watson, Jr. Todd was a Butler High School Bulldog until 2010, and then transferred to the Academy of Richmond County and graduated in 2011. Todd loved percussion instruments, and he began playing the Quads for the South Augusta Marching Unit (SAMU) in the eighth grade while attending Morgan Road Middle School.

While at Butler High School, Todd was a member of the school band, and he played the Quads, the Snare Drum, the Tenor Drum, and the Cymbals. Todd also played drums at Greater Apostolic Holy Temple occasionally. After graduating high school, Todd attended Devry University in Atlanta, Georgia to study Web Design Management. After a year, he transferred to Augusta University to continue his studies. Todd was employed by Sitel, and he worked a second job at Applebee’s because he enjoyed cooking. After fighting for his life for three years, Todd’s battle ended, and he passed away with his mother at his bedside.

Todd was preceded in death by his father, and he leaves to cherish his memories his mom, Michèle Douglass, a brother, Loren Watson Jr. and his sister Sabrina Nicole Miles; he also leaves his great uncle and great aunt Howell Harris and Carmen Bond-Harris; his aunt Victoria Brown-Wyatt and uncle Gerald Wyatt with cousins Joshaya and Jayden Scott; his uncle Joey Gross, and his nephews Loren David Watson, III, Darriun Jarrell Watson, Paris Ayden Watson and niece Karmyn Iman Gisele, and his Godmother Audrey D. Smith, along with the Turner family, the Miles family, the Long family, the Clark family, the Greater Apostolic Holy Church family, the Miller-Motte family, and a host of cousins and close friends.

A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, August 12, 2023 at 11:00am at Greater Apostolic Holy Temple, 3443 Morgan Rd, Hephzibah, GA 30815.

Expressions of sympathy may be made online at McAlister-Smith.com/weco.

The family has entrusted McAlister-Smith Funeral and Cremation State Street with the handling of arrangements.