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Condolence: Sharon and Cheryl

We are so sorry to hear of Pastor Don's death. I know he will be missed. I have so many memories of our time at First Baptist in Columbus with all of you. I remember our dinner get togethers with his spaghetti sauce. He was a special man. With deepest sympathy

Bob and Teresa Snoozy

Condolence: Sharon and Cheryl,

Nancy and I express our sympathy to you and your family. I always appreciated Don as a friend and colleague in ministry. I am sorry we lost touch after you moved to Penn but the memories of our times together remain rich. Don was a gallant soldier in Christian ministry. I admired him as a younger pastor. May the Lord give you His comfort but also the personal satisfaction of Don running the race well (I Cor. 9:24-27). Blessings, Marlin and Nancy Mohrman Morris, Minnesota

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Don's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.Really enjoyed playing golf with Don while you lived in Columbus.

Condolence: Dear Sharon (Cheryl also)
We were so sorry to hear of Don's death. We so enjoyed your ministry at Fairbury. He made such a positive impression on our boys and especially reached out to Jake at a very low point in his life. The boys still laugh about several of his sermons after all these years. I never play "To a Wild Rose" without thinking of him. Please know you will be in our thoughts and prayers. We will be making a memorial gift to Camp Moses Merrill in his memory. Pat

Condolence: My sincere, deepest sympathy to Don's family. I have to work (Maple Farm) so I will not be able to attend the service. I will be there in thoughts and prayers. Cherish your happy memories. It was truly my honor to assist with Don's care and meet his wonderful, caring family. Sincere sympathy.