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Fr. Steve Norcross
November 3, 2022
Sorry for this late response. I was wondering about Don and went on the internet and found his obit.
Happy memories of being rather close to Don in my early years at St. John's as a curate, and then returning as interim many years more recently.
Don and shared similar temperaments. We were introverts married to extroverts. He was a quiet, steady presence in my life, and I honor him for that.
Don (Bing), may you rest in peace and rise in glory.
Kate Walsh
June 15, 2022
Don was unfailingly generous and kind and was a stalwart anchor of the St. John's bass section; "Bing" indeed! Thankful to have known and sung with Don.
Condolences.
Nancy (Zussy) Allen
June 3, 2022
Such a gentleman and all `round great man! Thoroughly enjoyed working with Don during the time I worked at the WA State Library...some 22 years! Godspeed, good friend!
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