July 18,1932 - February 20, 2017
Donald W. Carlson was born in Santa Rosa, CA in 1932. A lifelong Bay Area resident, Don (as he was known to his friends and family) grew up in San Francisco and graduated from Lowell High School in 1950.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
irwin feinberg
July 23, 2024
I am truly sorry this posting is so tardy, but I just realized I hadn't yet done it.
Don was a true "one of a kind." He had amazing intelligence and business acuity, but he also had an unusual thirst for equity for all. Don would not be happy with a transaction that benefited only him. He needed it to be such that it fairly benefited all involved. He was a great friend, leader and inspiration to all who worked with him.
Rachele Trujillo
June 18, 2023
I saw someone looking for someone to speak on world peace which made me think of Mr. Carlson and whatever happened to ARK and BENS. I worked at Consolidated Capital when he held the World Peace Symposium. Thought it was most brilliant to have a young kid explain nuclear proliferation. What a great, generous, insightful man who knew how to spread joy!
Judy Kennedy
May 4, 2017
I was privileged to work for Consolidated Capital under Don's leadership. Those were some of the most wonderful years of my life. He was a very kind person and will be missed.
Judy Kennedy
Jeanne Kortz
April 29, 2017
I loved Don and Barbara. They were great friends, and I am so sad they are no longer with us.
I enjoyed cycling, hiking, and kayaking with Barbara, and I always enjoyed our dinners together with Don. Don was always humorous and fun to be with. He was generous and kind.
They were truly remarkable people who made a difference in the world.
Mary Dresser
April 13, 2017
Don was very special to me and an integral part of my life. I loved every single conversation we ever had, and have nothing but happy memories. I will miss him very much.
Gary Wilson
April 11, 2017
Don and Barbara were very kind people. My first job was mowing lawns on The Sea Ranch and theirs was one. Many stories and memories dew to Don and Barbara's friendship with my parents.
Lowel 1949 All City Team
Rick Bradley
April 1, 2017
Rick Bradley
April 1, 2017
Also born in 1932 I was at Lowell High School at the same time as Don. His staring year was on the All City Basketball team in 1949, when the were No.1 with super star Ken Flower on the team. So sad wife Barbara passed in 2014. Don was a nice guy and a great athlete. My heart goes out to his family for the loss.
God Bless You, Rick Bradley
March 29, 2017
My condolences to the family, God is our refuge and strength. Psalms 46
M D
March 28, 2017
My condolences to the family for your loss. May God's Word and loyal love help bring you comfort (Psalm 136:23).
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