The son of Arthur and Ellen (Graham), he survived brother, Frank, and sister, Marie. He was married to, and remained lovingly devoted to, Marion (Price).
Donald served in the Navy during World War II, working on PT boats. A carpenter by trade, he worked as a foreman for Polaroid until his retirement. Don loved to dance and travel.
He is survived by many friends, his nieces and his nephews.
[Info from the Concord Monitor.]
Donald served in the Navy during World War II, working on PT boats. A carpenter by trade, he worked as a foreman for Polaroid until his retirement. Don loved to dance and travel.
He is survived by many friends, his nieces and his nephews.
[Info from the Concord Monitor.]
The son of Arthur and Ellen (Graham), he survived brother, Frank, and sister, Marie. He was married to, and remained lovingly devoted to, Marion (Price).
Donald served in the Navy during World War II, working on PT boats. A carpenter by trade, he worked as a foreman for Polaroid until his retirement. Don loved to dance and travel.
He is survived by many friends, his nieces and his nephews.
[Info from the Concord Monitor.]
Donald served in the Navy during World War II, working on PT boats. A carpenter by trade, he worked as a foreman for Polaroid until his retirement. Don loved to dance and travel.
He is survived by many friends, his nieces and his nephews.
[Info from the Concord Monitor.]
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