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Mary Shaffer
May 3, 2024
Always in my thoughts, Don!
You are missed by sooo many!
November 11, 2019
I only knew Don a short time since he worked in Palm Harbor. He was so happy every time I saw him. His energy and happiness were infectious with everyone he dealt with. He was so knowledge about his and a very patient and caring worker. I will never forget his laughter and love of life. God called him home. Wish that there were more like him.
Laura Holm
September 28, 2019
I saw on facebook yesterday it was my friend, Don Trueman's, birthday. I've known Don since I was a little girl, went to St. Joseph's with his youngest sister & frequently saw him at the Knights of Columbus where he, my Dad and several other Knights and their families would go to have drinks and socialize together. I then got to work with Don for several years at CRMD & got to know him as an adult. Don was a hoot to work with, he always made me laugh. He was also one of the most caring people I've ever met. Always there for someone if they had a problem or just needed someone to listen to them. He was genuinely interested in what you had to say & not afraid to voice his opinion even if it would ruffle a few feathers. He stood firm in his beliefs. Don was an amazing cook and I was fortunate enough to enjoy several dinners cooked specifically for me. He was a good friend to me and I miss seeing him. I miss talking to him & I miss laughing with him. Don I hope you know the impact you had on my life and I'm sure so many others...Love & miss you. You will never be forgotten.
May 11, 2019
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Don.
I had the opportunity to work with Don for about 5 years. He was one that was always willing to listen and to share his knowledge in both the workplace, and his life experiences. His sense of humor was contagious. I used to laugh every time he would call me kid. I would always tell him, Don.......you know, we're only 3 years apart. His comeback I know kid, but I like calling you that. I think I only recall him addressing me by my first name one time. That was the day he came to work at our practice.
You always lived life to the fullest!
RIP Don!
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May 9, 2019
I am sorry for your loss. It is always hard to lose a loved one in death. Our heavenly Father is very aware and understands the pain you feel. He will give you comfort. (Psalms 86:6,7) Your family has my deepest sympathy. S.G.
Lynn Bradshaw
May 9, 2019
Heartfelt condolences to Trish, the boys and all the family.
I had the fortune of working with Don for many years.
Again, my condolences.
Lynn Bradshaw, Optician/Photographer
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