Donald L. MacDonald
Donald L. MacDonald, age 69, loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle passed away December 6th after a heroic 11 year battle with cancer. Donald was a resident of Rio Rancho, NM.
Donald is survived by wife Kimber MacDonald; five children, 13 grandchildren and one brother.
Please see his complete obituary at
www.RiversideFunerals.com.
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I worked with "DLMACDO" at the Bogan warehouse and he was one of my most favorite buddies. Such a great guy! He used to sing "Smokin' Boys Room" to me! Kimber, I pray the emptiness you feel in your heart will be filled with warm and loving memories of this amazing man. It was always fun to watch you two interact! God be with you, Kimber, and your family.
Pattie Curran
December 22, 2017
Don, I remember you as the sweet, shy young boy I first met in elementary school. I know you had a outrageous, funny side that you showed to your closest friends, including John Shick. You will be missed by those whose lives you touched and had a tremendous impact on. Rest in peace my friend.
Nancy Norris Hutchison
December 20, 2017
You were a light of warm friendship in my life. The lord
put it out, but it still burns in my heart.
John Schick
December 19, 2017
Few loved Don more than I did. We met in Kindergarten. Sixty-fours years is a life
time of memories. I could write here 'till
doomsday, and never begin to tell you how
much I will miss this wonderful guy. He was one of the kindest, funniest, and best friends the good lord could grant me. I'm grateful for our years together. Wait for me, Don. I'll be along presently.Until then:RIP.
John Schick
December 17, 2017
Kind thoughts are with the family at this very difficult time of grief. May your fond memories bring you comfort. God's promise at Jeremiah 29:11,12 will give you strength.
December 13, 2017
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