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Tom Tassia
November 25, 2005
I was sorry to read about Don's passing in Thursday's Gazette. What Rita and I remember most about Don were the great open house parties that he and Gale hosted at their home when they lived in Colorado Springs. Don always seemed to have a smile on his face and a gracious manner. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family.
John May
November 24, 2005
I was saddened to read about Don's passing. Don and I worked in the same general area of Kaman Sciences in Colorado Springs and we often bumped into one another in meetings or in the hallways. I really enjoyed talking to Don, as he always seemed upbeat and positive. I'm sure all that knew him will miss him.
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