Donald S. Orihill

The Orihill, Ram, and Atwater families would like to express our sincere thanks for all the kind words and heartfelt understanding you have shown us. We are touched beyond words by the fond memories you have shared with us about Don, and for your outpouring of sympathy. I think that Don is smiling down on us from heaven, likewise deeply touched by the words of his family and friends. As Don's sister, I will forever remember his quick wit, generosity, and spirited political debates. God Bless...

As a North Collinwood resident, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss to the neighborhood and St. Jerome's parish. To the entire family, may your thoughts and memories bring you some comfort. My condolences especially go out to Colleen's father & her uncle Bob, may you find peace in knowing he is with God, and that many people are praying for your family.

I send my deepest sympathy to Kris and the rest of the Orihill family. Although I didn't know Don, I know that he was a wonderful part of your family. I'm sure he will be dearly missed. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Judy

I was in Texas on business when I found out about Don's passing. I knew Don for over 30 years and consider him one of my best friends. I am happy that I was able to speak to him when he was recovering in the hostpital. I will remember Don for lively conversation, a great sence of humor and a kind heart. He always sent the nicest christmas card. Don will live in my memory - His buddy Gary

I wish to extend condolences to Steve and his family...Also sending deepest regrets is my daughter who was acquainted with Don when they both worked at LTV. Our Prayers are with you....Judy Kmetz

Don had a great wit and a unique ability to analyze the Browns. I will remember the conversations we had at American Greetings fondly. My sympathy.

Please except our deepest symathy.
The Western Reserve Cadillac LaSalle Club.

He will be missed. He was a good co-worker at American Greetings and always had fun vacation stories!

Uncle Don always had treats. To this day I can't have a Klondike bar without remembering how I stood in his kitchen doorway waiting for him to hand me one. He was also very good about sending birthday and congratulatory cards. I still have the "Home Sweet Home" magnet that came with the card he gave me after I bought my house. Thank you, Uncle Don.