Fences By Doug's legacy continues through daughter's leadership

Doug Depasse stands in front of his signature red truck with daughter Emily Depasse. (Courtesy of Emily Depasse)

PUBLISHED: September 18, 2025 at 5:00 AM EDT

Doug Depasse became Howard County's fence guy through his business Fences by Doug. Now after his death, his family is carrying on his legacy.

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