DON LOONEY

My family and I met Mr. Looney late in life one day at Luby´s Restaurant on Hulen St. Mr. Looney kept smiling at my young son, Jason and eventually gave him some coins out of his pocket. This pretty much made Jason´s day. It was clear what a kind, generous man Mr. Looney was, and we certainly enjoyed meeting him and visiting with him. Our sincerest condolences to The family of Mr. Looney. May he Rest In Peace in the loving arms of our Lord.

Don Looney was one of the greatest men if not the greatest I have ever known. He was like a Father to me and my family. He will surely be missed. Bob Traywick

Rest in peace. I learned much about John Don, who was named after my own grandfather, brother to his father, GW Looney. My condolences to his family and to Linda for her loyal companionship and care.

May your hearts be filled with precious memories during this time. Blessings to Linda for her many years of devotion during Mr. Looneys life. Sincerely, Veronica King

Don was so kind and helpful to me when I was researching the biography of Joe Don, 3rd Down & Forever. I wanted Don to be pleased with the book because it was, after all, a father-son story. J. Brent Clark, Norman, OK

My Dad, Bud Taylor, also played with Mr. Looney on the 1938 TCU National Championship Team, Great memories of Don & Joe Don. My prayers are with the family. RIP Tom Taylor

My next door neighbor on Highview Terrace. I remember watching film of Joe Don with him and Dorothy. He was a kind and generous neighbor. JRC

You will be missed and never forgotten .. RIP Mr Don Looney

My Condolences go out to the Looney Family and All the people who knew Mr Looney . I personally knew Mr Looney I had the Honor of working for Mr Looney and a great friend/caretaker Of his Linda. I Cherish all the talks & just sitting in his car times .Mr Looney's Always said to me ( My Mom always told me never drink or smoke- and I never did) he knew his mom was proud of him I could tell by his Big Famous Smile he would smile.all the great lunches we all shared ! Don Looney is one of the Most Kind Hearted person I knew.. All who had the Honor to know him as I Did know Heaven got a Special Angel ! Rest In Peace Mr Looney You left many Great Memories to each of us who had the Pleasure knowing you .

My sincere condolences to the entire Casimano clan.
May Don Looney's memory always be a blessing.
Elyse Pimsler

My Dad, too, played ball with Mr.Looney, Dr. Mayne,and Mr. Kerlee and Sheriff Evans carted me home for my adolescence indiscretions.

I grew up on Highview Terrace and pitched medicine balls with Joe Don.... Fort Worth was a magic time with all of TCU greats from the 1935 and 1938 Football Championships.

God bless them all, and all of their families.

Member of the TCU Class of 1970

My dad, Mason Mayne, played football with Don at T.C.U. I always enjoyed hearing their football stories. As a good friend, Don would come to the ranch and help my dad work calves. Thoughts and prayers to the family during this difficult time. CMS

My Dad, Enis Kerlee, was a member of the 1938 team with Mr. Looney. He has been in Heaven for five years now, but he loved to talk about what the team did and their travels and awards. May the Lord bless the Looney family.

To the Looney Family,

May you find comfort and the needed support during this time of grief. Philippians 4:13; James 5:11

DJ