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Bob Faulise
July 11, 2025
Mary Jane and family. So sorry for your loss. Don, you and your family will be in my prayers. I remember times at your mom and dad´s place in North Collin´s.
Donna Reade
July 7, 2025
It´s been a few years since my uncle moved to SC but I have plenty of loving memories of this man I called Uncle Don! RIP, you were loved and will be missed by many!
Robert (Mary) Brunette
July 6, 2025
Our deepest sympathies to Jayne, the Bernick kids and family. Don was very special in my life. As a brokerage manager at Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. he took a chance to hire me, the first person to give me a real opportunity. He became a mentor in business and in life, but also a life long friend. (I would add he was a very successful and highly thought of business man, too.)
He and Jayne are truly special. He will always be remembered and missed. So many stories, good stories. Savor the memories of this fine gentleman.
Bob and Mary Brunette
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