Donald Fogg

I will miss seeing this sweet man when I visit my mother at The Woodmark.
May he Rest in Peace.

A child bride of 17, still remembers the kindness Mr. Fogg shared with us as we selected the diamond for my engagement ring. 47 years later we are still blessed to be happily married and grateful to the man that gave us our first memory of our journey in marriage. We are sorry to hear of his passing and express our condolances to his children and grandchildren.

Barb And Terry Spitz

What a fantastic source of joy Uncle Don was. He always, always had something fascinating to talk about and at an early age made me want to explore our world. His appreciation for everything-great and small was infectious. And his laugh, I am smiling now remembering what sheer joy it conveyed. Of course, our condolences in your families loss - but his is a spirit of celebration and carried forward beautifully by all of you.

Dearest Fogg Children,

I am sorry to hear of the passing of your Father. I inherited an absolutely gorgeous platinum and diamond ring from my Grandmother who purchased it from your Grandfather Frank Fogg in the early 1950's. I still wear it all the time and always receive compliments on it. I needed to have the shank built up and walked into Fogg's one day to discuss repairs. When I came through the door, your Father greeted me with that fantastic smile of his; a most gracious, kind...

I frequented the store and still wear the items purchased. My condolences to the family.

I remember the Foggs very kindly. He was always gentle and nice to me.
Eternal rest grant unto him, oh, Lord and may perpetual light shine upon his face. May he rest in peace. Amen

Jane and Pat Sanchez' daughter, Elena

Tom,
I am sorry to hear about your Dad. I will pray for him and your family.
Carrie Dykes.

In the mid 80's I worked in same building where Mr. Fogg had his store. He was extremely friendly and courteous, attributes that were, and still are, much needed. Larry Kay