Donald Lee Ebert

Barbara Schwartz & All of Don´s family. I am so sorry for your loss of Don. As a Summerdale grade school classmate of Don´s older sister Barbara, I recall invitations to play at the Ebert home on Grant Avenue in Rockford, IL when Don would join in the fun. These playtimes were in the mid 1950´s. Since Barbara was a polio survivor who walked assisted by crutches, Don & I would be down on the carpet eye level w/ Barbara while we played games together. We three would laugh a lot. Even today I...

So sorry to hear of Don's passing. My parents were neighbors on Edgewood Hills Drive...they really liked Don!!! My dad..Jay Sturm just told me the sad news....We are very sorry and our thoughts are with his loved ones...

Worked with Don throughout the last 40 years, many memories come to mind. Shocked and sorry to see him gone.

We were shocked and sad to hear about the sudden passing of Don. Our Sincere Sympathy to you Barb. Lyle and Bernice Wudrick

Don was a wonderful friend and former neighbor - a true privilege to know him and Barb. Deepest sympathy to Barb and Hershey, from Ted and Penny, Jean and Ed Posyniak (Canada)

Never thought I would hear the words Alpha and Omega again. We listened to them on a regular basis at the Plantation on Kilburn Ave, owned by Bob Garnhart. I still have their album they produced which I thought was equivalent to the group Chicago. Don will be a loss to the music family at large. Certainly brought back some wonderful memories of what music should be. May God Bless.

We met in 1971 at the Coachman Inn ... Alpha & Omega Rocked the place ..... Rest in Peace Don