Donald Keith Staab

Don and I played sports together at Kellogg. After High School we became room mates for two years. Don was a "happy go lucky" type of guy and always had a smile. He was a good friend and will be missed by many. Gary Tash

Having known Donald since second grade at Kellogg grade school I could tell so many stories about our times together. He was always a person I liked to be around, the smirk on his face letting you know you were about to be pranked, or his one of a kind laugh. Most of all Donald's character never letting his years fighting cancer define his zest for life, his love for Sheila and his family and friends. On our frequent phone calls Donald would want to know how you are and he would say we're...

I met Don during his kids years at CHS through athletics. Very supportive. A good man. He will be missed. RIP Don.

Don gave me the greatest gifts in my life - our children, Stacey and Scott. He was a wonderful, caring man and will be missed by all who knew him. Rest In Peace Don...

Our deepest and heartfelt sympathy goes out to Sheila, Stacey, Scott, Ken and the entire family. Don was a very special classmate and friend who always put all others before himself. He was our "big teddy bear" who was admired and loved by all! We treasure the memories we have and shared. Even through his battles with his health, he always asked first, "How are you doing?" He joins us each time we hit the golf course(one pair of his golf socks covers one of our clubs). Someday in the...

My "Buddy-buddy" Don was the nicest person I've ever known. I met Don while working at American Business Machines in 1989. We formed a 32 year friendship which included golf, sports, bad jokes and frequent phone conversations after we moved away in 2011. I really enjoyed our Wednesday after work golf at Eastmoreland Golf course back in the early 90's. Don was always a kind soul and struggled with some health issues as the years went along. He always kept his good natured spirit about him,...