Condolence: With the first anniversary of Don's passing approaching, we know how difficult "Firsts" can be. Please know you all are in our thoughts.

Condolence: Love you and thinking of you all the time

Condolence: HI Grandpa it's your grand daughter Sarah. I love and miss you so much, Gram is hanging in there day by day, until we meet again. I love you. Marks first child. Twin A, Sarah

Condolence: Dear Mildred, Kathy & Andy, Laurie & David and all the family. We are so very sorry for your loss. Please know that our hearts and prayers are with you as you go through this difficult time. Love, Carole & Ray

Condolence: What a lovely gentle soul! My prayers are with his wife and family. I am so very sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Thoughts and prayers for your family at this difficult time

Condolence: I remember my Uncle Don as an energetic, boisterous, entertaining fellow who genuinely enjoyed people and did the world's best Donald Duck impression on request, which was pretty much any time I saw him. I knew that he loved his family, served in WW II, worked at the Imperial, and volunteered with the Fort Edward Rescue Squad.

But as I learned as I read his obituary this morning, there was so much more about him I did not know. I don't know how he packed so much living into one life. But he was always so full of life, and I guess his life was full as a result.

Sincere condolences to my dear Aunt Mildred, my cousins, and to his entire family and what is, I'm sure, a very large network of friends who loved him.

Rick Belden
Austin, TX

Condolence: I'm sorry for your loss. Sending healing prayers and hugs to everyone. :( Mindy

Condolence: Mark:

Thinking of you during this difficult time

Vickie

Condolence: My thoughts & prayers are with Don's family. I was very blessed to know Don; I worked with him at Ciba-Geigy. He was an awesome man, always smiling, always looking at the positive side of everything. His smile would light up a room. May you all find comfort in the memories that you hold in your heart.