Amelia, Clive, Charlie and Claire, we are so sorry to hear about Don’s sudden passing and are just heartbroken for all of you.  We have so many wonderful memories of his sense of humor and kindness at many baseball games over the years.  We are thinking of you and keeping you in our prayers. 

- The Di Vincenzos

I am sad to learn of Don's sudden passing. He and I met when he joined Fairway Mortgage. We would see each other at all the company meetings. We both shared a love for red wine and would meet in the airport on the way home to share a couple of glasses, in the wine bar before departing. He spoke often about his wife and kids. His joy and love for them so obvious!! He was a true gentleman, very kind and compassionate. I will miss him ... think of him often and keep his family in my thoughts and prayers.

Rest well Don, you did a lot of good on this earth ... raise a glass of red in the angel bar :) 

Dearest Gay Family-

We are so very sorry for the sudden loss of your beloved Don.

With our most sincere condolences,

The Nordlinger Family 

My heart envelops Amelia, Clive, Charlie, Claire and Don's beloved big family, cherished friends and colleagues.  I'm grateful John and Steve reached out and shared this tragic news with me so I have the opportunity to contribute to honoring him.  

I met Don when I joined the mortgage business at Mortgage Edge in 1998.  He was so funny and my favorite person to banter and joke with.  He was so good at not taking life too seriously and was always reminding me to chill out.  Don was the type of person who looked out for everyone and gave generously.   I remember our private conversations when Amelia joined our office as he began to fall deeply in love with her.  Witnessing their love grow and later expand through having their beautiful children was a gift.

May you find an anchor of peace in the coming days as you adjust to life without his physical presence and  may you feel his deep love for you in new ways, for he is never truly gone from you.

Love,

Sara

xo