Don was the first born child & eldest son of Henry and Mary Jane Kisselman. About 1943 the family moved from Milwaukee to Windsor, Colorado where Don was raised from boyhood into adulthood. He was Confirmed in the newly built Bethel American Lutheran Church in Windsor, Colorado in July of 1957.
Don is remembered as having a love of music and his hobby was collecting records of which he amassed an impressive collection.
He was left-handed just like his dad and is remembered as having had beautiful handwriting, a seemingly lost art in today's times. Don was a bookkeeper by trade.
Don was living in Indianapolis at the time of his passing and his cremains were sent to family in Colorado. His cremains are interred in a calumbarian in Macy Chapel at the Allnutt Funeral Home in Greeley, Colorado.
UPDATE: May 2016 - Family scattered Donald's ashes throughout his favorite places on this planet. He is, at last, completely free. Rest in eternal peace, Donald.
Don is remembered as having a love of music and his hobby was collecting records of which he amassed an impressive collection.
He was left-handed just like his dad and is remembered as having had beautiful handwriting, a seemingly lost art in today's times. Don was a bookkeeper by trade.
Don was living in Indianapolis at the time of his passing and his cremains were sent to family in Colorado. His cremains are interred in a calumbarian in Macy Chapel at the Allnutt Funeral Home in Greeley, Colorado.
UPDATE: May 2016 - Family scattered Donald's ashes throughout his favorite places on this planet. He is, at last, completely free. Rest in eternal peace, Donald.
Don was the first born child & eldest son of Henry and Mary Jane Kisselman. About 1943 the family moved from Milwaukee to Windsor, Colorado where Don was raised from boyhood into adulthood. He was Confirmed in the newly built Bethel American Lutheran Church in Windsor, Colorado in July of 1957.
Don is remembered as having a love of music and his hobby was collecting records of which he amassed an impressive collection.
He was left-handed just like his dad and is remembered as having had beautiful handwriting, a seemingly lost art in today's times. Don was a bookkeeper by trade.
Don was living in Indianapolis at the time of his passing and his cremains were sent to family in Colorado. His cremains are interred in a calumbarian in Macy Chapel at the Allnutt Funeral Home in Greeley, Colorado.
UPDATE: May 2016 - Family scattered Donald's ashes throughout his favorite places on this planet. He is, at last, completely free. Rest in eternal peace, Donald.
Don is remembered as having a love of music and his hobby was collecting records of which he amassed an impressive collection.
He was left-handed just like his dad and is remembered as having had beautiful handwriting, a seemingly lost art in today's times. Don was a bookkeeper by trade.
Don was living in Indianapolis at the time of his passing and his cremains were sent to family in Colorado. His cremains are interred in a calumbarian in Macy Chapel at the Allnutt Funeral Home in Greeley, Colorado.
UPDATE: May 2016 - Family scattered Donald's ashes throughout his favorite places on this planet. He is, at last, completely free. Rest in eternal peace, Donald.
