Donald L. Cassady

Dear Karen,
I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Donald. What a great man he was. Loving, kind, respectful and genuine are just a few words to describe the man he was. Working with and for him was one of the most pleasant experiences I’ve had. He truly cared and wanted to do what was right for everyone. I am glad I was able to meet him and you. My sincerest condolences to you and your family.

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Donald. We were classmates and friends in high school. I remember going to his house and being amazed When he played a honky-tonk tune on his upright piano. I pray God gives you peace during these troubling times

A life well lived, a beautiful soul. Don will be missed. Sending my prayers

Karen
So sorry for your loss. I always thought my daughter and son in law were lucky to have you as such wonderful neighbors as they started their lives together. Don will be missed
Toni

Jeff and I are so sorry and sad. We remember good times shared. Sending prayers. Karen please be in touch. Sheila and Jeff Youst.

Karen I am sorry for the loss of Don. We were classmates at PAHS in 1972. May he Rest in Peace.

Dear Karen and family of Don, I am so very sorry for your loss. Words always seem inadequate when you share someone’s sorrow. I was a classmate and considered Don a friend. Peace to you, Cindy ( Findon ) Schriner

Sending my sincerest sympathies to Karen and family.

Karen, please accept my sincere condolences...I was in shock and very sad to hear the news about Don...he was the most friendly and sweetest person I ever met. I'll always remember the good times when we lived near you both.