Monday, April 20, 2020
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From our family, all our love and support to Marilyn and family, and of course to all his children that I grew up with, Kevin, Jeff and Lynn, and your families. And to all of the folks who, though friends, will ever feel like Don was family. My brothers and I have wonderful childhood memories of your family. Lol we ran the roads like a little brat pack on our bikes, later on enduros. Having mud pie tea parties and making Jeff eat a mud pie. Don loved watching us at our fun, always got a giggle out of it. Don was such a respected expert brickie who taught and guided generations of well respected bricklayers. Don said that as life carried on he realized he shd pass on life lessons, especially the ones he learned the hard way, if folks cared to listen, or asked. He always rose above adversity with a smile, and ready to lend a hand, a gift, advice or funds to those he cared for, so that other folks could get their lives on track, have a fresh start, complete their education. And we on the receiving end are grateful to the angel with the crooked halo, always. Marilyn our hearts go out to you. In remembrance with much love, Robin Roemmele and family (please reach out, for any reason, especially would like to hear from Kevin, Jeff and Lynn for no reason needed, 226 377 5306) Blessings of hope, compassion and kindness to you
