Donald aka: Uncle Don Wright Nomako

You know friends remain in our hearts forever and Jack Benny is one such friend - hours and hours of sharing everything and nothing at the sane time. I loved watching him practice - the power of the pause and making a living helping people. From one of our teachers, Michael Grinder, Uncle Donny helped others connect. And he still does!

Fond memories persist remembering Uncle Don's stint with us at KKSN radio. He gave "Morning Man" on the airwaves that radio term special meaning. Best ahead Uncle Don! Bill Failing Former KKSN owner

Don was a friend and my mentor as a volunteer broadcasting person. I knew his wife as well. Jerry & Kim Phoenix, AZ

I would fall asleep as a kid in Vancouver, WA listening to KGW with Uncle Don Wright with my transistor radio on my pillow I´m 63 now.

By pop sorry i wasent there. J

We often think of Don and the joy he shared. We feel so honored to have Don as our friend! Sharing laughter and fun with him and Gwen was a gift. Don's Light will continue to shine. Look at that face!

Uncle Don has and will be in my life forever. During this time of Covid, traveling less I missed visiting Oregon and seeing Don. We shared filming time as we developed the power of the pause modeling "Jack Benny!" All the best to Gwen and family. "Remember to love yourself and pass it on."

Last time I saw Don is when he visited Phoenix. He taught me his trade and I practiced it when I could. I think of him often..... Especially Gwen:-):-):-)

Don offered me some public speaking lessons around 15 years ago. He was a great teacher! It was fun to remember this and working with him. Gwen and all the family, Bryan and I send our love and sympathy. Our thoughts are with you!