Donald D. Dornan

Dearest Shirley and family - if ever three families met and became one, it happened, by God's hand, on Barrington Avenue, with the Dornans,the Navons and the Rosebrooks. A trio of friendship that has lasted over four decades has meant so much to all of us. It is the very meaning of love, Memories of our families, of my work on the road with Don, will remain forever. With prayers of gratitude for Don's life and great love to the Dornan family, Jeb and Dorothy Rosebrook

My sincere condolences to the Dornan family, I will remember Don fondly, his bigger than life personality and our numerous discussions.
Julie McCain and the staff at BofA Gardnerville NV

Hi Shirley-So sorry I did not get a chance to say hello and give you a hug. I was at the service at Holy Cross but left while Bob was speaking. I loved Don very much He and his mom and dad were very special to me.

love,

Ronnie Mayo

My thoughts and prayers are with the Dornan family in this time of sadness - my memories (and those of my sister) of his humor and larger-than-life presence go all the way back to when we attended grammar school together in Beverly Hills, and later to the Loyola days -- the Lord has received a true 'One-off'' into his loving arms...
Alan Mowbray Jr. -- Luquillo, Puerto Rico

Sending love and prayers to the Dornan family...I have so many wonderful memories of our families together, along with the Navons...such special times.

Deepest sympathy to Matt and the Dornan family. from the family of Darin Collignon, Sandra Collignon and family, Santa Claus, In.

My deepest sympathy to the Dornan Family, my thoughts and prayers to all. God Bless.

Shirley
So sorry to hear about Don.Besides being a cousin he along with his brothers were our best fiends.Some very pleasant and funny memories will always be with us.

Donald and Sheila McFadden