May God bless you and your...
Jonathan,
May the peace of God be with you and yours to heal your sorrows.
Debbie
Debbie Stone
February 15, 2005 | Sanford, FL
Salt Lake City, Utah
Don Parker 1933 ~ 2005 OGDEN - Don Parker died unexpectedly at McKay-Dee Hospital, February 2, 2005. Don was born in Ogden, Utah, January 14, 1933, a son of Hendrika (Reka) Parker and Thomas Parker, Jr. He grew up on Adams Avenue where he was taught and lived faith, loyalty, and worthy work. He...
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May the peace of God be with you and yours to heal your sorrows.
Debbie
Debbie Stone
February 15, 2005 | Sanford, FL
To the Parker family. My sincere condolences at Don's passing. I had worked for Don at SRI as his Secretary many years ago. I remember him as being such a caring and generous person.
Dianna (Tseu) Cava
February 12, 2005 | Danville, CA
Dear Carolyn and family: I have not seen Bishop Parker for many years, but heard with sadness this morning in talking with your good friend Sharon Rytting that he had passed away. He was a wonderful man, a tremendous bishop. I have many favorable memories of his serving in our ward when I was a teenager. You and your family are in my prayers.
Martin McOmber
February 11, 2005 | Santa Rosa, CA
Jonathan,
I pray God's peace for your family during this time.
Veronica Limes
February 11, 2005 | Apopka, FL
Don was a superb group manager at SRI, and brought out the best in each and all of us. We missed him badly when he moved on to Hughes, but knew he had made the best choice for himself & family — to whom I extend deepest sympathy at this time.
Arthur Karp
February 08, 2005 | Palo Alto, CA
Dear Carolyn, David, Jennifer and Jonathan: I'm so profoundly sorry and offer you my heartfelt sympathies and condolences. Don was always a beacon to me and a true and loyal friend. We always talked sports, politics and gospel doctrine, probably in that order. He possessed a great sense of humor and seemd to always have a smile when you needed it most. We enjoyed many good times together at Church, Dodger games and in your home in Calabasas. Our paths crossed in Church callings as well. He...
Yuille Menzie
February 05, 2005 | Huntington Beach, CA
It was a wonderful experience this morning to read about Don's life. I am sorry at his passing, but am thrilled to know that this good young man I knew at BYU has been such a valient and successful person. I have spent years as a General Authority meeting leaders of the church, and I have wondered where Don was. I am sorry I didn't have a chance to see him again, but that day will come. Bless his family who will forever be strengthened by the spirit and example of Don's life.
V. Dallas Merrell
February 05, 2005 | Murray
sorry Don has left so soon. I can recall as yesterday don comming to my parents store as he attended Washington school, and going on to a wonderful life of acheivement in academics,family and the Gospel.
James Craner
February 05, 2005 | Celje,Slovenija