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Dallas Kalahar
November 14, 2020
It is hard to believe Don left us 10 years ago this month. Miss his friendship and occasional visits when we could meet and talk over a beer about shared interests. Enjoyed his newsletters and think of him around the holidays which help recall the fun times we had in the summers together while in Alaska. Don was a unique individual with many talents who enjoyed life to the fullest every day. Thanks for being a friend.
Dallas Kalahar
December 22, 2010
We came to know Don during the two years our paths crossed while living in Achorage. We shared many good times and laughter during that period. We belonged to the same church and enjoyed camping and fishing and lots of laughter and great memories. We kept in touch via email and looked forward to receiving his annual Christmas newsletter. It was written to fully entertain and keep us updated on his ongoing career changes.
Don was a fun loving guy who could talk on many subjects and keep you in stitches along the way. He will be missed but not forgotten. Don enjoyed everything about life and fortunately was generous enough to share his persona with others. Rest in Peace my friend and we will hoist one for you.
3 generations of Carters (Punk, Todd and Meggan) Oregon Coast, apx. 2001
Laura Lange
November 24, 2010
A Kodiak on the outside, but a teddy bear to those who knew, loved and admired him, Punk lived life on his own terms. We were fortunate to have been able to share this world with him.
November 21, 2010
Thank you for all the advice and good times Don! Though we have not spoke in years I will miss you as well.
Semper Fi
Jim Moller (Miami, Florida)
Ashley Rousseau
November 21, 2010
You will be missed Grandpa. I love you! I am glad that I followed in your footsteps to become a teacher. xoxox
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