I’ve known Don at Atwood house where he lived before his demise. He is such a nice person and spoke with him on Thursday telling me he feels better than before,and is willing to go to work on Monday.Only the good lord who knows how and why Don has been called at this time. My heartfelt condolences to the family,and may he rest in perfect peace in paradise.

Dear Cousins
I’m so sorry for yet another loss to your family. I love to remember the younger years when we would get together and play with Donny. He love the swing and we love to tease him as he swung to try in touch us. We would run past and touch him and he would have to try to touch us back. Sometimes he would jump off the swing and chase us too. Another memory was, we would take all of the wrappers off the can goods, just to see if he could smell the cans and could tell us what was in them. You know he was almost always right, like 99% right. Only thing was we never put the labels back on the cans, so we didn’t know what was in them once you all left. Also, How he would always ask if we had any new rubber pants. He love the feel and smell of the new ones . So, Aunt Victoria would try to always have some on hand for when he came around. I’m glad we have fond memories of your brother. We as a family loved him in spite of his blindness and some special needs.
Prayer and love to all of you at this difficult time. Love Melody (your cousin)

Sorry for your loss. I remembered Donnie as a very kind person. Prayers to the family during this time.

We are sorry to hear of the passing of your brother. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.