Donald-Boynton-Obituary

Donald Boynton

Visalia, California

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Mr. Donald Ray Boynton of Visalia passed away Saturday October 30, 2010 in Visalia at the age of 74. Mr. Boynton was born May 1, 1936 in Hermiston, Oregon to Vane and Mildred Boynton. In 1960 he married the love of his life Dolores Cameron Boynton and together settled in Eugene, Oregon and...

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Don Boynton was my favorite cousin. I always looked up to him, and thought the world of him. He will be missed by so many, but wow, he gets to be in His actual presence, blessed he is. He is a special man for sure, special cuz.

I am sorry to hear about Don passing away. I enjoyed working with Don in architecture in my early years. He was always willing to answer my questions. One period of time his workload was light with one company, he helped us out and did perfect work.

To the family, the Lord is with you.

I am so sorry to hear of Don passing away, I have many fond memories of Don and worked with him on many construction projects he will be missed by all. My deepest condolences to his family friends and co-workers.
Steve Tindle

Our sincere Condolences to all,
We here at Mangini Associates Inc. Tellian-Parish-McLain will miss Don. He was a good friend and colleague. May God give you comfort during this time and may his remembrance be with smiles, love and laughter.
Sincerely,
Michael Tellian

TELLIAN PARISH McLAIN
4320 W. Mineral King Ave. 559.627.0530
Visalia, CA 93291 559.627.1926 fax
WWW.MAITPM.COM


Just wanted to tell you... Delores, girls, & grandsons what a joy it was to work with Don all these years. He was always smiling, uplifting... a truly good guy!

My deepest sympathy....Katy Price

Lyn and family you are in my heart and prayers I am so sorry for your loss.
Nancy W.
Cody WY

I was a school friend of Dons' daughter Terri. I always thought of Don as the calm voice of reason in his house full of women. Don never needed to raise his voice to get his point across. His cheesy potatoes were without equal. He was always willing to drive us to the "away" games and pick us up after. My sympathies to the entire Boynton family. Sincerely, Carol (Comstock) Domres