Donald Lee Coppage

To the Coppage Family: We belated learned of Don's passing and would like to take a moment to send along our heartfelt condolences on your loss. We became friends with Don shortly after we moved to Goldvein in 2004, often stopping by his farm to buy tomatoes in season and sharing horse manure from ours to help him fertilize his fields. He was truly the "Salt of the Earth", a good neighbor, and a good friend who will be missed by many.

I remember stopping over a few times in my youth. Donald was always well respected and honored by my father, Leo and my uncle Omri as a hard-working, honest man. They liked having you as the good neighbor you were. I enjoyed the beatiful photo album, brought back some good memories. God Bless you, Donald.

I'll miss you Donald my best friend my only brother for over 60 years Although we were not really brother and sister we said we were my stepfather was your uncle Linwood Rest now with our Lord I'll be along shortly I love you

I will miss you uncle Donald. I will always remember you pulling my ears when ever you saw me.. Love you..

Donald was a good friend and we always enjoyed stopping by to talk to him when we were up that way hunting on his place. May he rest in peace.

Our deepest sympathy to the family in Donald's passing. I remember riding the bus to school with him when we were children and in later years would see him on occasion. I knew what a great gardener he was. When my mother was alive he would bring her a bushel of cresses every spring. I know he will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
Phyllis (and John) Dodson

So sorry for your loss. I'm sure my Dad, Haywood Coppage, Sr and him have a lot to catch up on. May the family keep warm memories of Donald to help them through this hard time.

Donald was kind to me. I saw him as a hard worker and dedicated to the task at hand. I enjoyed working the fish frys with him and hearing his gardening stories. My sympathy to his family.

We knew Donald through the Sumerduck Ruritan Club. He always had a handshake, a smile and a good story to share...RIP

Donald was a kind and very friendly man. We only new him a short time but we will miss him with his gentle smile, easy going way and his helpfulness. We'll miss his wave when we'd go by his place, miss seeing him at the Ruritan but we also know he has no more pain and he's in a better place.. Jim and Joyce Austin (Goldvein, VA)

So sorry to hear of your passing, DC as we called him was a great family friend and we'll miss him dearly. RIP until we meet again.

I will miss you very much uncle Donald tell mom hello for me.