Don Iverson

Dear Ginny, we will all miss Don. Out of the hundreds of people who came through our office, he stood out as a wonderful character, funny and kind and a lot of fun. We all thought of both of your as friends. I'll miss our two husbands telling their Texas tales. My sincere sympathy to you and your family, Lynn Klingensmith, DTMS

Dec. 01, 2009

Mr. Iverson was my History teacher at Mohawk High from '67-71. He like to have wide-open discussions in class. If you got him talking, the hope was not to have an assignment. Remember him well. Sorry to hear of his passing. My sympathy to his family.

I was sorry to hear of Don passing.
I was in the Navy with Don on Guam
and North Africa.We called him Tex.

Frank G. Bale
Columbia, Tennessee

Sincere sympathy to Mrs Iverson, from John Hille, a former student of hers at Coburg, fifty years ago.

I now reside in Geraldton, Australia.

So sorry to hear of Don's passing. Kathy and I were students of Don's at Mohawk in the early 70s. We both recall him participating in a Bike Thon in early 1975. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Steve & Kathy (Stewart) Lane

So sorry to hear of Don's passing. You were such good friends of Mom and Dads.


Gwen Reichenberg

I worked with Don at Terminal Taxi. I sure enjoyed knowing the fellow and listening to his wisdom. Al Good living pleasantly in Pleasant Hill

To the Iverson family,

I was a student of Don's during the 1960's. "Mr. Iverson" generously shared his passions for square dance, bowling, photography, NASA, and, of course baseball.

He had a positive impact on so many of us and it is gratifying to know he enjoyed a rich life in retirement.

My sympathies are with you,

Mike Gambill, Mohawk High 1967

Virginia, Beth and Amy -- I hope you will find comfort in your memories of Don and in caring thoughts from your friends. Linda