Alan Douglas (“Doug”) Mauch of Pocatello, Idaho, passed away at his home on February 14, 2019, after a period of declining health. Doug was born on May 14, 1945, in American Falls, to Adolph and Velene Thomas Mauch. He attended American Falls schools and graduated from American Falls High School. Doug earned a B.S. in Geology from Idaho State University.
Doug enjoyed solving problems, and for years operated a contracting business providing a variety of construction specialties throughout the northwest, collecting many friends all along the way.
Doug loved any activity that got him outdoors, especially fishing, hunting, and camping. He loved riding and caring for his horses, and he always was ready for a road-trip on his ‘cycle. Doug had a sparking sense of humor and was an avid storyteller, frequently sharing details about his many adventures with friends and neighbors. His bear-like physique contrasted clearly with a good hearted and kind disposition. He was a die-hard Republican and relished a spirited political debate.
Doug marred Teresa Kendall Mauch. They had a son Sydney of American Falls, who survives. They later divorced. In 1993 Doug married Kelly Law, and they made their home in Pocatello since. Other survivors include granddaughters, Dezaraie Mauch and Krista Mauch, and four great grandchildren. Doug is also survived by Kelly’s children, who Doug claimed as his own, Renee Chistofferson of Meridian, ID, and her children Alexis, Kaden, and Andrew; LeAnna (Peter) Hansen of Riverton, UT, and their two children, Gabrielle (Josh) Tate of Provo, UT, and Emily (Tucker) Carver of Eagle Mountain, UT. Doug is also survived by siblings, Sandra (Gary) Vollmer of American Falls, ID: Cheryl (Buck) Day of Twin Falls, ID; Kevin (Debbie) Mauch of Star, ID: Vance (Joann) Mauch of Orem, UT; and, Jason Mauch of Post Falls, ID; also numerous nieces and nephews, and beloved Max, Behr and Moose. He was preceded in death by his parents and son-in-law, Andy Christofferson.
Services will be held Friday, February 22 at 1:00 pm at the LDS Church on the corner of Hawthorne and Eldridge roads.
Doug enjoyed solving problems, and for years operated a contracting business providing a variety of construction specialties throughout the northwest, collecting many friends all along the way.
Doug loved any activity that got him outdoors, especially fishing, hunting, and camping. He loved riding and caring for his horses, and he always was ready for a road-trip on his ‘cycle. Doug had a sparking sense of humor and was an avid storyteller, frequently sharing details about his many adventures with friends and neighbors. His bear-like physique contrasted clearly with a good hearted and kind disposition. He was a die-hard Republican and relished a spirited political debate.
Doug marred Teresa Kendall Mauch. They had a son Sydney of American Falls, who survives. They later divorced. In 1993 Doug married Kelly Law, and they made their home in Pocatello since. Other survivors include granddaughters, Dezaraie Mauch and Krista Mauch, and four great grandchildren. Doug is also survived by Kelly’s children, who Doug claimed as his own, Renee Chistofferson of Meridian, ID, and her children Alexis, Kaden, and Andrew; LeAnna (Peter) Hansen of Riverton, UT, and their two children, Gabrielle (Josh) Tate of Provo, UT, and Emily (Tucker) Carver of Eagle Mountain, UT. Doug is also survived by siblings, Sandra (Gary) Vollmer of American Falls, ID: Cheryl (Buck) Day of Twin Falls, ID; Kevin (Debbie) Mauch of Star, ID: Vance (Joann) Mauch of Orem, UT; and, Jason Mauch of Post Falls, ID; also numerous nieces and nephews, and beloved Max, Behr and Moose. He was preceded in death by his parents and son-in-law, Andy Christofferson.
Services will be held Friday, February 22 at 1:00 pm at the LDS Church on the corner of Hawthorne and Eldridge roads.
Alan Douglas (“Doug”) Mauch of Pocatello, Idaho, passed away at his home on February 14, 2019, after a period of declining health. Doug was born on May 14, 1945, in American Falls, to Adolph and Velene Thomas Mauch. He attended American Falls schools and graduated from American Falls High School. Doug earned a B.S. in Geology from Idaho State University.
Doug enjoyed solving problems, and for years operated a contracting business providing a variety of construction specialties throughout the northwest, collecting many friends all along the way.
Doug loved any activity that got him outdoors, especially fishing, hunting, and camping. He loved riding and caring for his horses, and he always was ready for a road-trip on his ‘cycle. Doug had a sparking sense of humor and was an avid storyteller, frequently sharing details about his many adventures with friends and neighbors. His bear-like physique contrasted clearly with a good hearted and kind disposition. He was a die-hard Republican and relished a spirited political debate.
Doug marred Teresa Kendall Mauch. They had a son Sydney of American Falls, who survives. They later divorced. In 1993 Doug married Kelly Law, and they made their home in Pocatello since. Other survivors include granddaughters, Dezaraie Mauch and Krista Mauch, and four great grandchildren. Doug is also survived by Kelly’s children, who Doug claimed as his own, Renee Chistofferson of Meridian, ID, and her children Alexis, Kaden, and Andrew; LeAnna (Peter) Hansen of Riverton, UT, and their two children, Gabrielle (Josh) Tate of Provo, UT, and Emily (Tucker) Carver of Eagle Mountain, UT. Doug is also survived by siblings, Sandra (Gary) Vollmer of American Falls, ID: Cheryl (Buck) Day of Twin Falls, ID; Kevin (Debbie) Mauch of Star, ID: Vance (Joann) Mauch of Orem, UT; and, Jason Mauch of Post Falls, ID; also numerous nieces and nephews, and beloved Max, Behr and Moose. He was preceded in death by his parents and son-in-law, Andy Christofferson.
Services will be held Friday, February 22 at 1:00 pm at the LDS Church on the corner of Hawthorne and Eldridge roads.
Doug enjoyed solving problems, and for years operated a contracting business providing a variety of construction specialties throughout the northwest, collecting many friends all along the way.
Doug loved any activity that got him outdoors, especially fishing, hunting, and camping. He loved riding and caring for his horses, and he always was ready for a road-trip on his ‘cycle. Doug had a sparking sense of humor and was an avid storyteller, frequently sharing details about his many adventures with friends and neighbors. His bear-like physique contrasted clearly with a good hearted and kind disposition. He was a die-hard Republican and relished a spirited political debate.
Doug marred Teresa Kendall Mauch. They had a son Sydney of American Falls, who survives. They later divorced. In 1993 Doug married Kelly Law, and they made their home in Pocatello since. Other survivors include granddaughters, Dezaraie Mauch and Krista Mauch, and four great grandchildren. Doug is also survived by Kelly’s children, who Doug claimed as his own, Renee Chistofferson of Meridian, ID, and her children Alexis, Kaden, and Andrew; LeAnna (Peter) Hansen of Riverton, UT, and their two children, Gabrielle (Josh) Tate of Provo, UT, and Emily (Tucker) Carver of Eagle Mountain, UT. Doug is also survived by siblings, Sandra (Gary) Vollmer of American Falls, ID: Cheryl (Buck) Day of Twin Falls, ID; Kevin (Debbie) Mauch of Star, ID: Vance (Joann) Mauch of Orem, UT; and, Jason Mauch of Post Falls, ID; also numerous nieces and nephews, and beloved Max, Behr and Moose. He was preceded in death by his parents and son-in-law, Andy Christofferson.
Services will be held Friday, February 22 at 1:00 pm at the LDS Church on the corner of Hawthorne and Eldridge roads.
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