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Donald Edmund Haynes

1921 - 2004

BORN

1921

DIED

2004

Donald Haynes Obituary

Donald Edmund Haynes, 82, a retired territorial manager for General Foods, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, Jan. 24, 2004, at an Arlington nursing center.

Funeral: pending. Burial: private.

Donald was born in Waterloo, Iowa, on Oct. 22, 1921, the son of Morley and Edith See Haynes. Mr. Haynes served in the U.S. Army during World War II, serving in the European theater of operations. He married Anita Mae Skaarup on Jan. 22, 1946, in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Survivors: Wife, Anita Haynes of Arlington; children, Neal Haynes and wife, Judy, of Zachary, La., and Eileen Conran and husband, Michael, of Arlington; grandchildren, Jennifer LaFleur, Scott and Tiffany Haynes and Michelle, Danielle, John and Veronica Traupman; great-grandchildren, Conran Traupman and Haylee LaFleur; and sister, Dorothy Schreiner.

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Published by Star-Telegram on Jan. 27, 2004.

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Mary Idiaquez

January 28, 2004

Dear Anita: I remember you and Don for your hard work at the Pres. Church of St. John. I pray that God will give you strength and peace that only He can give. I know that it's hard to lose someone that you love (and have loved for so many years, through the good and difficult times). I lost my mom last year after a 6-year battle with lymphoma. I miss her. You will miss Don but I hope that knowing that he is with the Savior forever will give you strength.

We are Texans too now. Moved to Houston in '98 and love it.

Sincerely, Mary Idiaquez

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