Memories of Donald L. Coker, Jr.

In memory of

Donald L. Coker, Jr.

Boynton Beach, FL, USA

April 24, 1934 - April 16, 2021

Apr 24, 1934 - Apr 16, 2021

Help keep everyone in the know by sharing this memorial website.

Share

Story

Condolence

Year (Optional)

Location (Optional)

Caption

YouTube/Facebook/Vimeo Link

Caption

Who is in this photo?

Or start with a template for inspiration

About you

What was your relationship to Donald?

Cancel

By posting this memory, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Notice.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Debbie Coker

Shared a heart

Donna Taylor

Debbie & Family,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your husband/dad/grandfather. My prayers and thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Praying for God's peace to be with you all.

Read More Read Less

Debbie Coker

He loved to travel. He loved planning the trip, going on the trip, making a scrapbook about the trip and finally making a dvd about the trip! He made over 70 scrapbooks!!! Lots of fun memories to look back on!

Read More Read Less

In response to "What did Donald love to do?"

Ashley Fernquist

We were so lucky to grow up with him as our grandpa. Because of him and grandma we got to go on such fun trips and see so many amazing places. Grandpa loved life and his family. I feel so lucky that he and grandma moved to Florida to be closer to all of us. It wouldn’t have been the same without them here. He was always trying to find fun ways to spend time with us and even helped with science projects, book reports, and whatever he could. He was so active and had so many hobbies and I was always so impressed that he seemed to be good at everything! He even spent some time on a road trip teaching me and Nicole how to drive. We were all so lucky to have him in our lives. He will definitely be missed. I’m glad he’s in Heaven and out of pain now and one day we will get to see him again!

Read More Read Less

Debbie Coker

Dana Harvey Storch

Don was always so nice when we were growing up and playing at your house. You all had the latest and greatest gadgets!😊 I’m so sorry for your loss. Praying for your family.❤️🙏🏻

Read More Read Less

Debbie Coker

Please consider a donation to any cause of your choice.

Learn more & give

Margie Rizzuto McKnight

This is Margie Rizzuto McKnight. I wanted to say I’m sorry to hear about Don and am sending prayers and good thoughts your way. I have many fond memories of you all!

Read More Read Less

Debbie Coker

Judy Thompson

I'm so sorry to hear of Don's passing. I have fond memories of playing bridge with Ann and Don.
I pray that God will grant comfort and peace to Ann and the entire family.

Read More Read Less

Debbie Coker

Barbra Hjelmstad

Thinking of the family. Great memories.

Read More Read Less

Debbie Coker

Linda Fernquist

Debbie Coker

Linda Fernquist

I will always be thankful to my dad for being such a big part of my girls’ lives. He was always involved and ready to help. He even attended school dances with them when they were young. I will always remember our cruise to St Maarten. Ashley and Nicole were born there and this was the first time they got to visit “their “ island. Dad loved life and loved his family. I was blessed to have him as my dad.

Read More Read Less

Debbie Coker

2006, Alaska, USA

Dad loved to travel. For their 50th Wedding Anniversary my parents treated us to a fabulous two week trip to Alaska. One week on a cruise and one week on land. We all had a wonderful time! He was always planning wonderful family vacations all throughout my life. I will miss him dearly, but I know he is mapping out our first family trip once we are all together again in Heaven! I am blessed to have you as my dad. Love you always and forever. Debbie

Read More Read Less