It is with much sadness that we announce the death of Rev. Gary Joseph Doucet, at the Upper River Valley Hospital on Friday January 21, 2022 at the age of 71. Gary was born in Campbellton NB on June 16, 1950 to Hector and Jeanetta (Loubert) Doucet. Gary is survived by his wife Muriel Ann (Pye) Doucet, his daughter Amanda (Warren) Brother, grandchildren Warren Junior, Gabriella, Daniel, Special adopted family, "The Slipp Family" Justin & Helen with 5 great girls, Alisha, Rosa, Monica, Lydia and Azura. Gary is also survived by his mother Jeanetta Doucet- Hickey, Sister Wilma (Rick) Rouse, Step Brother Omer Hickey, Brother in law William (Janet) Pye, Glen (Nettie) Pye, George (Patsy) Pye, Brother in Law Larry Casey, Brother in Law Larry Hickey and Debbie Price. Gary was predeceased by his father Hector Doucet, Step Father William Hickey, Sister Marlene Hickey, Sister in Law Kathy Casey, and Brother in Law Joe Pye. *** Gary was from a little town called Lorne, in Gary's late teen years he adventured off to Toronto. He then worked as a roofer and construction worker. When his health started to decline he decided to move back home. Gary was a Bachelor until his early forties, at which time met the love of his life Ann. Few years later had their only child Amanda. In 1995 he came to know the Lord and bought his family to the Pentecostal church of Lorne, New Brunswick. Gary attended first Revival temple Bible School Saint John N.B He loved living for the Lord and preaching. He was an Ordained Minister, and started his own church in Smith Town, NB in 2019. He also worked alongside Apostolic Watchman church, and currently with ALJC organization. Gary was currently attending Queensbury Christian Center Inc. Gary also took a PSW course and worked in Special care homes. Gary was unique, stubborn, and outgoing with an amazing sense of humor. He was a great friend, loving son, husband, father and Papa. Gary loved fishing, hunting, camping, he just loved being outdoors. If you lived close and could smell bonfire burning, you'd know it was Gary burning anything and everything. He loved playing Skipbo with his family even with his "miserable cards" he would get every time. He was known for his Tim Horton's coffee, and enjoyed a Big Mac from McDonald's. He was also known for his end time movies, reading his Bible and spending time with his three grandchildren. Gary shared many interests and hobbies with each family member; he will be greatly missed by everyone. He will live on in the hearts of his close friends and family. Until we meet again. There will be no Public visitation at this time, a graveside service will be held in the spring from the Zealand Cemetery. If so desired donations in Gary's memory can be made to the QEII Health Sciences Center at the link below or to the Upper Queensbury Pentecostal Church. Arrangements have been entrusted to Carleton Funeral Home, 337 Lockhart Mill Road, Jacksonville NB QEII Foundation : Donations (qe2foundation.ca)