Don will always be remembered for his humor and kindness.  Sincere sympathy 

Pat Winterhalter 

I never met Don, but I rented his beach condo for many years. I was  always impressed by how kind,  thoughtful and fair he was.  He was a true gentleman and had we known each other better, I think we might have been friends. My prayers go out to his family and friends. His death was a real loss!

Bob parks

This seems like a rather silly thing to post but my first meeting with Don was to compliment him on his dedication and mastery of Game Changer, most notably his detailed “scorer messages” during delays -  ie, I could tell it was not because a player was hurt. As a busy Grandmother with several grandchildren playing in different locations on any given day this type of attention to detail  and accuracy is important to me and to others listening or watching remotely. This keeps family ties strong as the children know we are “at their games” even when we can’t be there in person. My thoughts and prayers are with Amelia and Don’s family and all who grieve the loss of this wonderful man. 

Eileen Tallent

Such a beautiful soul. He fought for my family to get us an affordable housing. We are from Afghanistan we came to the US 3.5 years ago when the Taliban took control of the country. We were staying in a rental house. The lease was over if he did not help us get this house, we would be on the streets!

He made it possible despite all the odds of limited credit and credit history, low income for me and my wife, and above all, know relative in the US to help us with down payment or closing costs. I wish he was there to celebrate with us! 

Rest in peace my brother!