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Published • Philadelphia, United States • Updated

St. Joe’s remembers Burt Douglas

Summary by The Hawk Newspaper
Dozens of students, faculty and Aramark employees joined together March 20 for a memorial ceremony in honor of Burt Douglas. Douglas, who died suddenly at age 55 on Feb. 25, was an Aramark employee at St. Joe’s who lived in West Philadelphia his entire life. Douglas left behind a community of friends, family, coworkers, faculty and students who remember him for his great humor and the relationships he built, both around Philly and at St. Joe’s. …
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St. Joe’s remembers Burt Douglas

Dozens of students, faculty and Aramark employees joined together March 20 for a memorial ceremony in honor of Burt Douglas. Douglas, who died suddenly at age 55 on Feb. 25, was an Aramark employee at St. Joe’s who lived in West Philadelphia his entire life. Douglas left behind a community of friends, family, coworkers, faculty and students who remember him for his great humor and the relationships he built, both around Philly and at St. Joe’s. …

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The Hawk Newspaper broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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