Donald Robert Wojcik

Hi Don,

Well another year has gone by . 2 years have gone by since your journey here was over. You were a very special man to so many people. I still miss our weekly talks and all the reminiscing that we did. Just know that You are missed every day. Til we meet again,


Carol, friend

Dear Don, I cannot believe that it has been a year since you went to live with God. Everyone that knew you and kept in touch has a hole in their heart because you are not here. I miss our weekly talks and all the laughs we shared. I just want you to know that I think of you often and miss you very much. Carol Malina

Wow, I just had this feeling to give him a call Don and I looked at my phone and didn't have his number to his resident at Bethesda, and I called Bethesda right now and they told me that he passed away I used to go visit him on occasion and he was always happy joking around but I know the last year when I went to go see him his health wasn't doing so well but I will always remember him and his witty ways and his jokes and his fly talk he was a perfect gentleman he was just great he did talk...

Always enjoyed Don’s company as we talked about current events at Dunkin Donuts in Elmwood Park. He will be missed by the gang. He always expressed his love of family. RIP Don

I was so very sad to hear that Don passed away. We went to grammar school together. I will so miss our weekly talks about the good friends we made along the way and what fun we Had in the old neighborhood. We will have to continue those conversations when we meet again. God bless you Don, Carol Malina

Don was a friend of my dad's, Chet Bulger and my brother-in-law, Bill Kearns. I met him when I was young. He was a true Chicago Cardinal fan. Don was very kind to our family when my dad passed away. He always inquired after the family when he and Bill got together. Don was very proud of his daughter's book being published. I remember reading it. Don will be missed and remembered fondly. May God wrap his arms around your family and bless them at this sad time. The Bulger Family

A true Knight from St. Mel !

As a new kid from the suburbs beginning that freshman year at St. Mel's, it was difficult making friends. Don always treated me like I was someone he knew. That meant a lot.