Marion Sue Rust Bradley

MaryJean and family:

I am so very sorry for your loss. I was shocked to see this in the paper and was saddened that I had missed the funeral and that there were no calling hours. Donald was a great influence for me during my time at Acromold. He always wanted me to talk French (although I was too shy to do so) and he was so funny with his little routines. I still remember to this day how he dated his soles so he knew how long they would last. I am glad that I got to know him and work with him and extend my most sincere sympathies to you and your family.

Helene##imported-begin##Helene Albert##imported-end##

Dear Mary Jean:
So sorry to read of your loss. My brother Bill Wasilefsky always held in high regards his business relationship with Don. My condolences to you and your family. Sincerely Ella Wirth

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Dear Mrs. Pelham.

We were so very sorry to read about your husband's passing. Mr. Pelham was very nice to work for , and will always remember all the Christmas parties we had atAcromold.He was a great man. I'm
so glad he loved the birdbath, we at Acromold gave to him, which my Dad had
cut from his own granite quarry in Oneco.
Our sympathy to your families.
Love, Tom & Rosalie##imported-begin##Thomas & Rosalie Meagher##imported-end##

It is impossible to measure the influence Donald has had on my life. He was my employer, mentor, but most of all a dear & valued friend. I am honored & grateful to have known him and am deeply saddened by his passing.##imported-begin##Joanne Couture##imported-end##

Doug, Jeff and Barb,

So sorry to read of your dad's death in today's paper. I remember him coming to pick you all up or drop you off at camp. He always seemed to me to be a kind dad who was interested in his kids.##imported-begin##Janet Grace##imported-end##