Donald GINGERICH

Miss him every day. Taught me about people and life through our political work together. One of the few in my life that encouraged me to do better, achieve more and supported me in my endeavors. He believed in me.

Knew Don since the 80's when he worked with my wife Kathy on some law books for his offices and school in Red Lion. Talked about cars with Don for hours and played golf with him and his friend Weber at Weatherwax. My son and I last saw Don years ago at his home in Springboro. Will miss his laughter and smile.

I have fond memories of Don. I´m sure he lives on in the memories that all his friends and relatives have. I last saw him in 2000 during a trip to Dayton. He led a good and full life. I just found out of his passing after doing an internet search July 27, 2022.

Don was very dear to me. A true teacher, mentor, and professional partner to me for many years. Lessons I learned from Donald have served me throughout my adult life. I’ll never forget him and the amazing and endearing way he approached life. I have a deep appreciation for Donald’s presence in my life. Condolences to the family.
Lynda Lindsey

Mr. Gingerich was running the International Broadcasting School when I attended in 1978. His book was very interesting. The biggest lessons I learned was to believe in myself, and always move forward in order to achieve my goals. He intorduced me to a baseball hero and Broadcast hero of mine, Waite Hoyt. He was a fine man and will be missed by many. My deepest sympathies to he family and friends. May he rest in peace.