WILLIAM THOMPSON DONLON

My sincerest condolences to you, Sally...

I was sorry to learn of the death of your Dad. He and I spent a lot of time together back in our St. Mel unit of the Cleveland Auxiliary Police.
He was such a hoot (such a dry sense of humor) and I always think of him when I smell cherry pipe tobacco. He was one person I regret not seeing more of when my family left St. Mel's and moved to Lakewood.
Your Dad was such a blessing to know.

Deb Weaver

sorry to hear of your loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Your father was a great man whose legacy lives on in his children and grandchildren. Our St. Mel community and the Westpark community at large are blessed for his having been among us. May God grant your family His peace during this time.
Michael & Kelly Carlozzi

Thank all of you for your friendship and your prayers. As a friend so simply put it Dad was both a gentleman and a gentle man. -- the Donlon & Armstrong families

Sally- My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Your father was a wonderful man and an asset to the funeral profession.

Sally, sorry to hear of your loss. I enjoyed spending time with your Dad so much. He was the best storyteller and talking about his Rose just made him light up. I know he just wan't happy without her. Now they can be together. Sandy Abrams

Sally,
Rejoice! Dad's work was done here on earth & now he's with Mom in Heaven, where they both belong, to rejoice in the Lord. We cry for ourselves; smile, wish him well, you'll see him again! You were the BEST daughter in the whole wide world. Lots of love & prayers for you; so sorry I can't be there on Sat. to rejoice with you at Mass, but I am with y'all in spirit.

Ritch, Kitt, Jess and Chris so sorry for your loss. You are all in my prayers.

Sally, sorry about the loss of your Dad. Eddie