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Today is my dad's birthday. I am so thankful he is celebrating his birthday with my mom, free from sickness and old age. I miss them both so much.  This verse was circled in my dad's bible: For by grace are you saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God. Not of works, lest any man should boast. For we are his workmanship, created in Jesus Christ unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.

Dad knew his salvation in death was a free gift from God and he honored that by living a very good and honorable life. Love you Dad. ❤️

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My heart goes out to Steve, Kelly and the entire family. Thank you for the opportunity to share our memories. Don will be remembered as gentle and loving.

Don is my half brother.  Robert, Carol and I shared the same father with Don and Dotty. My early memories are of Don's visits with my family in Seal Beach as he was stationed close by. It’s not every elementary school kid that can say their  brother is in the Navy! To see Don in uniform for me meant he was brave, adventurous, and important. I studied the way he put his uniform together carefully placing a quarter in his middle of his tie before folding it to make a perfect knot. 

 I loved visiting Don and Lil over the years. Watching them with Kelly, Steve, and their grandchildren was a treat. Viewing Don’s model ships and his car projects always left me wanting to know more. His hobby of photographing birds seemed so satisfying to him. To receive his greeting cards with one of his prize bird photos attached was pretty special. Maybe his quiet alone time outdoors was a time to reflect on the full life that he led.

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Nice compilation of photos of Dad.  I think Carol might have created this for his birthday in 2022.
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Don Palmer married my best friend Lilly Rosen which made Don my best friend too. I became part of their family and Kelley and Steven called me aunt Dixie. I miss my Palmer family. They loved each other very much and now they are together again in heaven.  I loved my getting together with my Palmer family.  May God be with you Kelley and Steven at this time and may you always know where your mom and dad are this day. Love you all. Aunt Dixie.
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At Dad's house on his favorit…
2024, Galt, CA, USA
At Dad's house on his favorite chair
Taking pictures at the game p…
2024, Galt, CA, USA
Taking pictures at the game preserve
Dad with Steve & Deb in o…
2012, Sacramento, CA, USA
Dad with Steve & Deb in our backyard in Natomas
Target shooting his surplus M…
2011, Woodland, CA, USA
Target shooting his surplus Mosin Nagant at Yolo Sportsman's Association
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Near the wildlife preserve
2016, Cosumnes River
Near the wildlife preserve
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Dad with a pet pig
2022, Kelley's in Galt, CA
Dad with a pet pig
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1986 with Carol Palmer, Rober…
1986 with Carol Palmer, Robert Palmer, Ruth Palmer, Cy Palmer and Linda McGinnis.
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