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Natalie (Fancher) Hartman-Whitnack
May 18, 2019
I remember Don when we were growing up in East Pablo Alto. He spent considerable time at the Ravenswood Recreation Center. The center had a trampoline where Don honed his skills
enabling his Olympic diving championships. Don was a triple threat individual with intelligence, athletic prowess and a delightful personality.
March 23, 2018
I remember Don when he was the faculty leader for the SCUBA club in the late 60's to 1971 when I graduated from OSU. I will be 70 this year and am still SCUBA diving. Don was a great man and I still talked about him with others that I graduated with. He was an inspiration for me and I always thought the most of him. I am sorry for your loss.
Jack Padley
Huntsville, AL
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