Charles Donald "Don" Hebard

I was saddened to see this obituary for Don and my condolences go to Grace and his family. His efforts to trace his English cousins resulted in a trip for us to Grass Valley in 2005 and we were delighted to hear about the Californian side of the family. He inspired me to further research in England and visited us on a trip to the Isle of Man for further genealogical investigation a few years ago.

I was surprised and saddened to hear of Don's passing. I was out of town or would have attended his memorial service to honor his memory. I will never forget Don as one of the backbone supporters in the effort to save the 24 acre Winchester Drive in site as a recreational area for children. He walked his talk, was a tireless campaigner for the good of Campbell. In addition to all that we delighted in trying to top each other with interesting discoveries in our shared hobby of genealogy. He...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY GOES OUT TO THE HEBARD FAMILY. I DIDN'T KNOW MR. HEBARD, BUT I DID GO TO THE ORIGINAL LEXINGTON ELEMENTRY SCHOOL. IT WAS AN AWESOME SCHOOL, WITH THE HUGE OAK TREE, AND ROLLING HILL DOWN TO THE FOOTBALL AREA. OUR GRADUATING CLASS PLANTED TREES, ALONG SIDE OF THE BENCHES WITH HANDPRINTS IN THEM FROM PREVIOUS CLASSES. MAY MR. HEBARD REST IN THE ARMS OF OUR GREAT GOD, FOREVER, AND EVER. SINCERELY SANDI TAYLOR (WICKERSHAM)

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.