Donald Teichman

One of the kindest souls I've known. I will always remember a trip we took together to Monterey, CA.

Don,Gordon and I traveled many places since 1975. We had so many fun times together and would dine out is some of the finest restaurants in Seattle, including Rossellini's 410 in the earlier years. Don,Gordon and I would spend alot of time in the New York stores shopping and drinking red wine in the bars before the many musicals that we have seen together.
My partner Jay would go over to help Don with his gardens after Gordon passed away.
Don will be missed and remembered fondly...

Don made family gatherings a real joy. We loved to hear of his recent
travels. He will be missed. An admiring cousin from the stump ranch,

Alice Crooker

Dearest Don,
The great stories you and David told us about the old days; High teas and dinners sipping wonderful wines that you brought, are menories I will always treasure. You are a true "gentlemen" who is loved and will be missed.

Chris Evens, Seattle

Character, kindness and intelligence. I was proud to call Don a friend.

-Ralph Braseth, Chicago

I too have so many wonderful childhood memories of my dear Uncle. The wonderful dinners at Nana & Papa's, the fancy cars you drove, you always were so dapper and always were ready to smile and laugh with us. Trips to the gallery for art appreciation, the opera (which I couldn't understand but was so in awe of the beauty) and most lately sharing emails. You are gone from us now but will live forever in our hearts until we meet again.
With my love, Mimi (your oldest niece)

My precious Uncle you are gone from this earth but never from my heart. So many wonderful childhood memories, you were truly a gem. The family dinners at Nana and Papa's or in Seattle, and the many family picnics, the shopping trips in Seattle and fancy lunches, I love you dearly,your neice Marlene