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Becky McMillen Jacobson
December 2, 2014
Fond memories of being a live-in nanny in the early 70's to Mr. Wollett in Davis, California. I was so sorry to also hear of the deaths of Jenny and Penny. So sorry for your loss.
October 14, 2014
Don and my father Ben, were best friends when they the came to the University of Washington after the War. As a little kid I remember the great cocktail parties filled with informed conversation and laughter. Don was handsome ,suave and really funny.This was a special group of young and optimistic Professors who believed in the general goodness of mankind and the promise of America. Don and my father were pioneers in Labor Arbitration and champions of the Labor Movement. There were long and thoughtful conversations and stories that would go into the wee small hours. This was a special group of teachers that I dare say, we will not see again. I had the good fortune to take Don's Labor Law class at UC Davis in the '70's and he had not changed. We shared some memories of those great parties and the warm affection these wonderful people had for each other.I am sure about such things, but there are surely some folks would say that now Don and my dad (who died in 1999 ) can resume their debates and story-telling over heavenly martinis. I hope so. Rest in Peace Don. Paul Gillingham
michele angelica
October 7, 2014
You will be missed. I will always think of you when I see a Hibiscus flower. Going shopping with you to buy a plant for your yard in remembrance of Penny is such a touching memory for me. You were a great man and a wonderful Father. Penny loved you so much. Iwas blessed to have known you.
Ben Bycel
October 7, 2014
I had Don in law school. His willingness to share his real life experience made it a terrific class. Also his sense of humor made it a hell of lot of fun.
One of the greats.
McCarthy
October 6, 2014
I am so sorry for your loss. May the Most High God comfort you as you mourn the loss of your loved one. (Psalm 83:18)
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