Don-Kiser-Obituary

Don Kiser

Napa, California

Jan 5, 1941 – Jul 28, 2023 (Age 82)

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BORN
January 5, 1941
DIED
July 28, 2023
AGE
82
LOCATION
Napa, California

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Don Kiser January 5, 1941 - July 28, 2023 In Loving Memory of Don Kiser It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Don Kiser on July 28th, 2023. He was a loving husband, devoted father, cherished friend, and an exemplary member of his community. Don's departure has left a void...

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Jan- Even after a year has passed, I still miss Don and the periodic lunches and stories we shared during our retirement years. He lived life to the fullest. Sincere condolences to you and your family. He was a great gentleman and friend. Harry Yahata

Donnie was always the President of our elementary school class. He was elected because of his fairness and leadership ability. He was popular with fellow students and teachers too. I so wish he could have been with us much longer. Paula Johnson

So sorry to hear of Don's death. He was always Donny to me starting in first grade of Prestwood School. And he was always class President. he had quiet leadership skills and classmates respected him. One of those people you never forget. Paula Johnson

So sad to learn we, family and friends, lost him. My condolences to his family and his friends!

I consider Don as a friend as well as a working companion. Don was a man of integrity and dedicated to his work. And he did it as a gentleman. He is a hero as he rescued a motorist caught in the floods on Rte 12/Rte 121 in Sonoma County. Harry Yahata

Don´s legacy of kindness to all and willingness to help to anyone in need is something I will always aspire to. He also always put so much effort into family Christmas time being as magical as possible. Thank you.

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Jan, I'm truly sorry for your grief and loss to your family. Over our years together, I know how much Don meant to you and how much family time meant to you all. I enjoyed very much having you a part of my life and sharing stories. Once again, I am truly sorry. Warren Wilson

Don Kiser was an amazing man. When I worked in the District 4 DCC it was always a pleasure to take North Bay not just because of the caliber of the employees but because of this man. I remember distinctly notify him of a bridge hit (overpass) once and shortly after on swing shift after office hours hearing 4-6-0 responding coming over my radio. He struck me as a man who never asked anyone to do anything he would not do himself. He was always a pleasure to speak with and when I switch to...