Donald Kirk Enoch

My Grandmother, Sadie Maude Hunt, must have known Don and Margery as I was just researching a wedding announcement for them which was in her scrapbook. She went to Fairview Christian Church with Don's parents, I think. Sorry to hear of his passing. God Bless.

My sympathy to you all on Don's passing after 94 wonderful years. He was a great influence on me through First Methodist. The Enoch house is a landmark of my growing up from MYF events to just hanging out. I still remember the huge MYF garage sale there that set a sales record. Another of my cherished memories is Klaus' year with you. When I was last in Wichita, I pointed out the Enoch house to my wife and children as an important place from my youth. Now with his passing and reading the comments, I feel like Don has pulled our incredible MYF somewhat back together. Wow, what an impact! Cherish your memories which have to be even richer than mine. I'll keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers.

I send my deepest sympathy on hearing of the loss of Don Enoch. I have many pleasant memories of times spent at the Enoch home for MYF/UMYF gatherings and parties and just to be friends especially with Rollie and Craig. Don and Margery were always so welcoming of us all in the home. I treasure the memories of Don and the family. You all will remain in my thoughts in the coming days and weeks, and I wish you all well as you move forward in your lives.
Shalom, Tom Boyle

Dear Margery and family I am so sorry to hear about Don's passing. Your family is so lucky to have had such wonderful parents and especially such a grand lady as wife and mother Think of you often
Shirley Kern (Stella's)

Margery...and Family. My prayers are with all of you during this time. May God Bless and keep you all.

I met Mr. Enoch and his lovely wife sixteen years ago on a trip to France. As a member of Senseney Comm. Band we had been invited by the Sister Cities Committee to perform for the fiftieth anniversary of D-Day,inc. a performance in Wichtia's sister city - Orleans. Mr. Enoch was a founding member of the Sister Cities group and he and his wife accompanied us on the trip. I had a chance to visit with him on a couple of different occasions during the trip; he was so kind and sweet and personable and a true gentleman. My condolences to his wife and children. I know he will be missed.

Dear Margery, Rollie, Craig, Mark, and Dawn,
It was early this afternoon that I was led, through a very distant acquaintance, (seemingly by accident) to Mark's Facebook and wrote him of his kind letter to me when Kathy passed away. I only learned this evening of Don's passing, but the Lord was tugging at my heart about your family and your needs earlier today. After seeing Mark's pictures of all of you, I was compelled to pray for the Enochs, whatever your needs may be. And I was shedding tears of empathy for you all! Oh, What a Friend we have in Jesus and the Holy Spirit!!! I want you to know and be reassured that He is everywhere present, whispering in the hearts and minds of those who love Him about the love and caring He has for all of His children, especially in their time of need. We are deeply saddened to hear about Don, and we will always remember him superbly emceeing our First Christmas Show in 1996! He has made a deep, lasting impression on all of those who knew him, as has your entire family. May the Lord lift up your hearts through this difficult time. Our love and prayers will continue...
Linda (Fisher) and Greg Gilbert, Matt and Jenny

Dear Margery, Rollie, Craig and Dawn,
I am so sorry to hear of Don's passing. He was so passionate about his music, Triad will miss his piano. He was a steadfast fixture at First Methodist. MYF at your house was always a treat.

May the memory of your amazing father sustain you until you meet again.

Norene Allen (Nancy & Cecil Allen's daughter)

Margery and family, I well remember Don teaching us Indian Guides how to make rope in your basement fifty some years ago. How lucky we were to have our lives touched by this fine man.

Dear Enoch Family--
Our hearts are with you at this tender time of loss. Don was truly a "good and faithful servant", touching so many lives, and serving in so many ways.
We remember Don as a wonderful High School Sunday School teacher at First United Methodist Church in Wichita, KS. He was challenging, yet nurturing as we teenagers were discovering who we were and what we believed.
We also remember the Enoch home being a welcoming home with plenty of music, laughter, and love.
You will remain in our thoughts and prayers in the coming days and weeks as you journey through the transitions that are ahead.
We send our Love to each of you,
Doug and Carol(Anderson) Boyle

this is truley a great loss.
Don was a inspiration to me while working for him with alway const.

Dear Margery and family - We were saddened to learn of Don's passing and will always remember his wonderful laugh and twinkling eyes! He was a man larger than life and we were privileged to know him for many years. Thanks to Don, Wendell & I met at Wichita Brush! I always enjoyed working for him as did Wendell. Please know we will be thinking of you all during this time of sadness and celebration of his life for there is truly much to celebrate! We send our warmest thoughts for you all...As always, Wendell & Sharon (Wilson) Fox, Plains KS

Hi, Marge, Rolly, Craig & Dawn! Many of us have many good memories of our times at your home in Wichita. Music, fun and laughter! Thank you all for those lovely memories. Klaus wrote me he would be with you and I'm so very pleased you'll be all together. Hang in there. My thoughts and my prayers go with you all. Hugs!

Janice and Ray White send their sincere sympsthy to the Enoh family on the loss of a wonderful gentleman, who had a special part in our lives

I've known of Don Enoch for many years. I got to know Don Enoch about 3 years ago when I joined the Retired Professional And Business Men's club. I will long remember a kind caring man. But my best memory his playing the piano before the start of our meeting. Some people can play the notes but Don Enoch and the piano became one and the results were beautiful. To his family you will be blessed with great memories.

Margery and family, We are saddened to learn of Don's passing. May you find comfort and peace during this difficult time. Margery, we love you as we loved Don.
Karen, Ron and Dreux Linhardt

I appreciated the leadership he gave to the Kiwanis clubs when he served as Kiwanis state governer. Always graciious even if he did not share same opinion. T.G. Weber Kiwanis-Liberal

Truly a "Gentle-One-of-a-Kind-Man" will be missed. Mr. Enoch's greatest contributions to society of kindness and generosity, but most of all his legacy of family and children are the greatest gifts of all. We are fortunate to have known him. Our love and prayers are with you all.

We were honored to know him as a brother musician and friend. He played an important part in our lives, in our bands, and his comradeship will sorely missed. Shalom Aleichem.

There is a new piano player in heaven. We were fortunate to enjoy him on earth, and blessed now to celebrate that he accompanies the angels.

Margery and family, my prayers are with you at this time of loss. Don lived a long and productive life and will certainly be missed. I loved to hear him play the piano when I visited you sunday school class.

What do you say about a man like Don Enoch? He was a gentleman, a talent, a friend and he lived a life of honor in the way he loved life and people. The world was lucky to have this man for 94 years and I pray for his loved ones who will miss him most.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Margery and Family: Don most certainly was from the Greatest Generation. It was my pleasure to assist you and Don for a few years and I will always remember the gratitude he expressed for even the smallest thing I might have done for him. He reminded me of my father and the men of that generation who were humble in their success and honorable in all things. I will always remember and appreciate the times he would say: "Thank you, friend." God bless you all. ---John Shay