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Donald was born June 20, 1948, in Provo, Utah, to Donald Max Lunceford and Faye Pulham Lunceford.
Donald graduated from Orem High School in 1966. He attended BYU and he graduated from Stevens Henager College in July, 2000, with an education in Network Administration.
Also, he received educational experience in electronics from the Air Force. He had been employed with Geneva Steel in the rolling mill and Oregon Steel Mill in Fontona, CA.. He worked for the Kennecott Copper Mine, for Flour, Inc., and Phelps Dodge in Bagdad, AZ. His interest was in electronics, computers, and cars. He is survived by his three sons: Steven Lunceford, Dusty Lunceford, of Pleasant Grove; Ryan Lunceford, Eagle Mountain; and his two daughters: Kirstin Lunceford and Pamela Lunceford, of Pleasant Grove. He has five grandchildren: Elijah Lunceford, Kylee Lunceford, Kylie Lunceford, Halie Lunceford, and Matthew Lunceford.
Other survivors: his brother, David Lunceford; sisters: Sandra Wake, Cindy Parker, and Shauna Lees. Donald was preceded in death by his parents, Donald Max and Faye Lunceford; and sisters, Pamela Lunceford and Debbie Christiansen.
Donations may be made to a trust for his minor children at Deseret First Credit Union in his name.
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Shauna Gordon
October 26, 2020
16 years later and miss you every day, hope you are enjoying life and on the other side with mom, dad and our sisters, love you
Craig Kendall
November 6, 2004
Don and I had a great time working together at Geneva...We had a good friendship...I was very sad to hear of his passing..We lost touch of each other after he left Geneva, but I did think of him and wonder what he was up to..To you his children...I know he was a good man..He loved you kids..most of the time when we talked it was about you.My thoughts are with you...Craig..CK they called me at work...
Shauna Lees
November 3, 2004
Donald, Big Brother, I will deeply miss you. You will always be my hero. I hope your children know what a devoted, loving father you were and some day realize the sacrifices you made in your life for them. The late night phone conversations we had will be so greatly missed.
The services for Donald were held on October 18, 2:00 p.m. at Walker Sanderson Mortuary in Orem. It was a small service with family and friends, like Donald would have wanted. He was layed to rest at Orem City Cemetary next to Mom, Dad, Debbie and Pam.
Love you always Big Brother, unconditional. Give Mom, Dad, Debbie and Pam my love.
Hugs
Ree
Jane Pulham Watkins
November 2, 2004
Gene, Can't believe you are already on the other side with your parents and sisters! You will be missed by many. I have wonderful, fond memories of our youth. Every summer our family made the treck from California to Utah to visit our relatives. I stayed at your house. I have many fond memories of having fun with you and David and your sweet sisters. Where have the years gone?! Remember, Families are forever! LUV, your cousin
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Reed Lowe
November 2, 2004
May you rest in peace old friend.
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