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Donald Scott Jaquith

Birmingham, Alabama

1955 - 2019

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LtCol Donald Scott Jaquith USMC (Retired), born Oct. 7, 1955, longtime resident of Birmingham, AL passed away July 2, 2019 at home and in the embrace of his beloved wife and sons. Don (Big Jake), the oldest of three siblings, was born in Waterbury, CT to parents Charles and Joe Jaquith. Raised in...

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Served with LtCol Jaquith in the Marine reserves while stationed at the Bessemer unit. He was always highly professional and a pleasure to be around in his command and company. Semper Fi, Marine! Well done.

Don was a great flight instructor for me when I was a flight student at VT6 and then I had the distinction to fly with him at the Reddogs in Marietta, GA. Your kind, calm and jovial demeanor will be deeply missed. Semper Fidelis my brother in arms!!

Big Jake, fair winds and clear skies. Semper Fidelis

I meet Don at Flight Saftey International while training on the Citation Sovereign. We were by chance paired up for simulator training. By the end of the 3rd day we were flying great together, singing songs in the cockpit and having a great time. Don was bigger than life, an amazing human being and just all around good guy. I know he will be with me on every flight. God Bless Don, Rest In Peace.

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Uncle Don, You were truly an amazing man. Thank you for loving your life and family with all your fiber. I will miss your hugs tremendously, you know. I never knew it would be your smile that would bring the most tears and comfort at the same time.I will cherish our talks and those times i spent with you and Aunt Jenny on the weekends, your love could never be forgotten. Thank you. Rest easy now. love you more than chocolate cake. - Allycat

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Heidi, Susan, Ava, and Reina Adriansen

I had the pleasure of working with Don at King Acura for several years. He was a wonderful person and I enjoyed working with him. He will be greatly missed. My prayers are with the family.

It is with great sorrow that I read of the passing of your dear Don. My dad spoke of his namesake often, and with great pride. It is a shame that we were not closer as a family, but I do have fond memories of those few visits we cousins had. I am sending up prayers for peace and comfort for the family while you mourn his passing and celebrate his life.