Larry Pilkinton
Nia, I was shocked to learn of Don’s passing. He was my closest friend dating back to my sophomore year in high school. We had great time and memories accrued together in the Monterey Woodworking class for three years, then afterward, before he moved to the Dallas area. We lost touch for about 20 years, but enjoyed meeting up at the 30th high school reunion. Don lived God more than anyone or anything, but we all accepted being in his life with only the Lord ahead of us, with you, Nia, st the forefront. My deepest condolences for your loss. I know he is in a much better place than anything we have or will ever experience here in this Earth. I offer my love to you and the whole family. I will really miss Don’s presence in my life, even if we only spoke once or twice a year via the phone. May he Rest In Peace.😥
