Donald Zeman

You have my deepest sympathy at the passing of your husband and father. You are in my prayers.

Death is the end of earthly pain, and the beginning of peace and joy, a heavenly home, eternal rest, where nothing can annoy. His promise, God has made to us and this we know is true, that if we put our trust in Him, we shall rise in Him anew. Christ died that we might live again, and this we can't deny, that death is just a peaceful sleep, If In the Lord We Die.

To the Family - I worked for Peat, Marwick, Mitchell for 14 years and Mr. Zeman was one of the "better" partners and a...

Don Zeman was my dear friend. We met in 1969 when the Towson Golf and Country Club was forming. I was the mouth and Don was the brains. He was also the President of the Leukemia Society, MD chapter. I joined Don at the Leukemia Society just before he was transferred to Louisville, then I became President (for 9 years, thanks Don!)
We stayed in touch. We attended the 1983 Kentucky Derby won by Sunny's Halo. Don moved back to Towson years later and we've had a standing Tuesday...

Mr. Zeman hired me at KPMG. I had great respect for Mr. Zeman. He actually interviewed me for my job at KPMG and I really enjoyed working for him. He was a very sincere individual and cared deeply about his KPMG employees. For years after he left the Louisville KPMG office he would call back and check on all those individuals that were still with KPMG.

To Jane and the children, I wish the best and May God bless and keep you. I know you will miss him greatly but hold tight to...