Donald Acosta

Uncle Don was always kind to me. He taught me how to swim when I was eight, and he sparked my lifelong love of muscle cars. He had me over with Sarah and Maddie all of the time, making great memories. He never lost his patience with me and was always a kind uncle. Most of all, he showed me what it means to be a tough girl. His life was cut short, but I find comfort in knowing he was needed in heaven. I believe he´s watching over us, guiding us with the same kindness he shared in his life.

Connie, I'm so heartbroken to hear of dons passing Giving hugs to the Acosta family Love, Ann Reilly

Dear Kim, I hope this condolence message finds you. Bob and I just learned of Don's passing. We only crossed paths a few times at my sisters's house (Melissa Duran) but our hearts go out to you during this difficult time. I am so sorry for your loss of your beloved husband, and I will pray for your strength and peace of mind. I can't even imagine what you must be going through. Please reach out to me if you'd like. I would really like to connect for coffee and conversation. I retired from...

Don and I knew each other from my cousin Clare and we would go up to Heron and fish and one time we did some night fishing using the family boat. He let me try fly fishing with his Fenwick flyrod and me being a newbie snapped it right off but he was so nice he never got mad. He took me to my first monster truck rally. He treated me like I was his little brother and I will never forget his kindness and his generosity. I miss you, Don.

Donnie and I were cousins by marriage. Family gatherings brought us together a few times. Due to "life events" beyond our control, it's been a number of years since our last visit. I won't ever forget what a sense of humor and out going personality he had. Look to God for love and support during this time and always.

So happy were were able to reconnect after all these years in 2018. Sending you all healing thoughts and wishes. May Donny's memory be a blessing to you all.