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Phil B
June 29, 2025
Sorry to see Don's passing. I lost touch with many High School friends after graduation and just happened to run across this. My condolences to his family.
JD
June 14, 2025
My condolences to Don´s family... he will be dearly missed.
Don, my buddy, my bestie. Thank you for all the memories, for being your silly unique self, for supporting my endeavors, celebrating the good times, carrying me through hard times, and loving and accepting me in your world. You hold a special place in my heart... I will miss you.
Rest easy, my friend, see you on the other side
Ron Keiser
June 13, 2025
I´m sorry to hear of Don´s passing. I remember playing baseball with him when they visited Grandpa´s in the summer. Time passes quickly.
Nancy Carpenter
June 12, 2025
Donald, I do miss you.
You were a best friend and a good neighbor.
The neighborhood lost one of our characters.
Rest in peace.
David Keiser
June 10, 2025
I'm sorry to hear about your brother
Jan Leslie (Keiser)
June 10, 2025
I remember Don as my little cousin at Christmas time at our Grandma's and Grandpa's house. He was a great kid and though the years have long passed, he will be missed.
Debbie D
June 10, 2025
I became friends with Don through our YMCA Pickleball grp. I so enjoyed his dry humor and fun spirit. We also discussed the Cardinals as he went to many day ballgames where I worked. He is missed and spoken of often.RIP Don.
Joyce Neuner (Schranz)
June 4, 2025
Sorry Suzanne for your loss.
Marsha K Clark
June 4, 2025
Yes, Don was quiet and friendly. Remembering him as a classmate for those characteristics and for his scholastic acumen. He won the spelling bee championship at our school while only a 6th grade student, competing against 7th snd 8th grade semifinalists. Condolences to his family and family of friends.
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