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Tom Griffin
March 10, 2010
I was saddened to read in the Boston College magazine of Don's passing. I met Don at GE Valley Forge on my second day there He borrowed me for a short time. 2- 3 years later I was still traveling to the West coast and Long Island learning the technical and people side of the Aerospace business (and some of the theatrics). --and the west coast restaurant scene. It was never dull working for Don. With him engineering was not a dull, dry grind but an everyday intense and emotional time. For a kid from Jamaica Plain (and BC 55) Don provided a great life experience. I will miss him and his great smile.
Tim McMorrow
August 15, 2009
R.I.P. Grandad Love Ya
- Tim
August 13, 2009
Dear Miriam and everyone else,
I'm very sorry for your loss-I'm glad Donald could be surrounded by his family, I know that meant so much to him. I remember his very easy smile, we didn't see each other often but he knew me from my sister (a rare feat) and always held a conversation with me and treated me like an adult!
Joan Mulvey Endicott
Diane Halstead
August 13, 2009
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Kit Collins, rscj
August 12, 2009
It is with deep regret and real joy that the RSCJ from the Washington DC Area are with the whole family, and especially our wonderful Sister Marilyn McMorrow,RSCJ at this homegoing of her father, Donald.
Joe McMorrow
August 12, 2009
Love ya Dad. Quoting loosely from the song you and Mom chose at your 50th anniversary "You are my hero, and the wind beneath my wings!
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