Thank you to everyone who have supported and prayed and visited and cared for us, on this long and challenging journey. We appreciate all of the love that has been shown and I am sure, it will continue to help this family through the upcoming weeks. Don was an incredible man and last night as Andy and I laughed and cried about some of our favorite times, we discussed how many lives that Don was able to touch.
Don's time has passed, after he battled with everything that he had. But his memory, as they say, will not soon be forgotton.
I kept telling myself Don's head was too hard for him not to recover. Like the boy who whistles when he is scared.
ReplyDeleteI worked with Don at BroadAir for some time, met you there as a matter of fact (I was the computer mapping guy). Many lunches, talks, churches, and so many wonderfully-told stories. My world is smaller without him...
I do remember that, he was so excited to share with me the mapping software you were using...
ReplyDeleteDon was remembered very fondly and with great love and respect in Reiglesville last night.
ReplyDeleteOur sailing trip to the British Virgin Islands was the first time we met, and Don taught us how not to tie "Canadian Knots" which let the boat leave its moorings unattended. Our thoughts are with you JoAnne and with your family, and we are so sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteDave and Gisele