Ian G. Doyle
Sep 8th, 2021
Ian G. Doyle 36 of West Yarmouth died Wednesday September 8, 2021 at Cape Cod Hospital.
Born in Falmouth, Ian was the son of Janet Murphy of West Yarmouth and John Doyle of Hatchville. He is also survived by his sisters, Kate E. DeBrier-Doyle of Brussels, Belgium and Jessamyn Doyle of West Yarmouth; and by his life partner, Melinda Marshall and her son, Owen both of West Yarmouth.
Visiting hours will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday Sept. 18 in the Hallett Funeral Home, 273 Station Ave, South Yarmouth.
Interment will be private.
As an expression of sympathy, memorial donations may be made to Cape Abilities, 895 Mary Dunn Rd., Hyannis, MA 02601.
Guest Book
Ian. You were a wonderful housemate and friend to Bella. I only just learned of your passing. My sincere condolences to Melinda, Owen, and your family. You have been missed ever since the day you moved out of my house. Whenever I mention your name, Bella looks for you. Sending healing thoughts to everyone who knew and loved you.
My deepest sympathies go out to you Melinda and to the Doyle family. I'm so very sorry for your loss. Ian was a funny and caring person who will be dearly missed. Ian may you truly rest in peace.
May the wings of angels gently carry Ian high above the clouds to a heavenly place of rest. Deepest Sympathy to the family.
Ian, where do I begin? I’m so sorry to hear of your passing. You were an incredible person and brought love and laughter to everyone you met. I have many fond memories from our childhood. You’ll be missed by many, old friend.
When I think of Ian, I almost always smile because there is not a memory I have of him that he's not making me laugh! I know this is the same for so many others, which is why we all know Ian is genuinely one of a kind. Not only was Ian funny and kind, but he was also so talented in many ways. One talent of Ian's I miss and will miss the most was Ian freestyling when we were younger. His ability to rhyme words together as he did was always so impressive and showed he was low-key a genius! I'll always have love for you, Ian (aka Turkey), and will miss you dearly! Until we meet again, my friend. Give some love to Kendo for us all. Love you brother, now fly high my friend, fly high.
Ian, I always remember you as smiling and seeming so happy! You seem to always be thinking of others. I remember this one time you brought ice cream and fixings in to make Sundaes. That was awesome, no one has ever done that before, or since. I was fortunate to be able to see these snapshots on social media of your life the past few years with your family and you seemed happy and that made me glad. Few people that I meet so briefly make such a deep impression on me. Really leaves a big hole in my heart.
DEAR IAN, MY BEST FRIEND, MY BROTHER, MY ROAD DOG. THANK YOU FOR TUPAC, DELTRON 3030, HOOTERS, UMASS AMHERST, THE TRIPS TO RHODE ISLAND, THE FUN TIMES AT MY HOUSE OR YOUR HOUSE JUST BEING KIDS, THE NIGHTS DRIVING AROUND THE CAPE BLASTING MUSIC, ALL THE MEMORIES BROTHER YOU WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN, BUT YOU WILL SURELY BE MISSED. I LOVE YOU FOREVER!!
Ian... You may not remember me but I was in your classmate... I NEVER forget a name or face. I know we weren't close close, but you were always my friend. This doesn't even seem real. I wish that I knew ahead of time of your condition, I could have helped you... Or tried to. I hate seeing ppl go through rough times. After what I read on the book, it seems that we had similar issues we were dealing with. It breaks my heart. First, Amber...now you? I can't even believe it. It's hard to believe this. I'm happy to have met you, for your help in classes and what not. Always in my heart buddy. Shine like I know you can. We'll meet again. Rest easy my man
Ian, We never met… separated by many miles and by a generation. This very likely would have been the year (autumn) to shake hands and share a hug. There will still be somewhat of a void in my life. I’m grieved by your loss and words are useless! We are flesh and blood and I love you young man!!! Doug
Oh Ian this is so hard. I love you so much and I miss you. I will always love you. I will never ever forget you. Thank you so much for being the best part of my life. Thank you for being the most amazing person in the world. You were the most kind, patient, loving, caring, generous, thoughtful, funny, intelligent and beautiful person. Owen misses and loves you too! You did so much for him and he is forever grateful for your guidance and teaching. I hope I can see you again someday in Heaven.