Donald E. Roth

Cousin Don

I am sorry I was not their to wish you goodby as we winter in Florida. I have always admired the positive attitude you projected throughout your entire life. I enjoy viewing a photo of you along with brothers Bob and Jim and sister Joan and myself at 431 Alphonse Street circa 1945. Thank you for your patience when I helped you change a tire on your car but put the lugnuts on backwards. It was a learning experience for me.

Cousin Charles DeRoller ( Who lived as a child...

What a privilege to have known such a kind and compassionate man. I enjoyed sharing with people that we came in contact with at the JCC that Don and Marion were married 67 years, this is such a great claim to fame. They were good examples to follow in the day and time we live in. He loved/enjoyed his dinners with his family on Sundays and he was so proud of their new little great grandson, Leo. He was also proud of his grandson and his new job. He loved his family and he was always sharing...

Marion, Connie, Janet and Family, We were very sorry to here about Don. He and I go back 50+ years and he was my mentor and taught me a lot in my Construction career. I will miss talking with him at Locust when he passes my locker on his way to play cards. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Reno and Colleen Lippa
Jupiter, Fl.

Thinking of you all and sending our love- I will always remember eating clams with my uncle Donald when I was young. Of course I was too shy to say I didnt like them so would suck the butter off and put them in my jacket pocket. Weeks later I heard my mother yelling my name from the basement. That was the end of that jacket.

We love you all

Marion, Connie and Janet. We are so sorry for your loss. May Don rest in piece and may God be with your whole family at this different time! All our love, Chuck & Patty Trubia