Wayne Marsh
I have a lifetime of memories, memories for me and the people that knew him. We had no secrets and never judged each other for our past. We weren't bad to nobody but ourselves.
Birth date: Jun 3, 1954 Death date: Nov 16, 2021
Mr. Donald O'Neal Hamilton, age 67, passed away on Tuesday, November 16, 2021, in Dallas, Texas. He was born to Mr. James Hamilton and Ms. Norma Hamilton on June 3, 1954, in Birmingham, Alabama. Donald leaves his loved ones with u Read Obituary
I have a lifetime of memories, memories for me and the people that knew him. We had no secrets and never judged each other for our past. We weren't bad to nobody but ourselves.
He was a Marine!!!! No question about it. It made a difference. He was proud to be a Marine.
I miss you, brother
Lisa , I really enjoyed reading your comments. As I strolled down and saw Donnie and Dad I got very emotional. Those two always had a special bond. I think because of the love of fishing. I have so many memories of Donnie and they are all good and probably 99% funny. He was a special cousin . My heart is heavy for your loss but happy to know he isn’t suffering any longer. I’m sure Donnie and the other family members are laughing about something. Love you and praying for all the family.
Don and I were married 33 years and 3 weeks. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jim and Sue and his youngest brother, Michael. Other than me, he leaves to cherish his memory: brothers: Steve (Mary), Anchorage, James Ronald, Dallas, sister-in-law: Diana Hamilton, Keller, daughter: Lindsey (Jeff), aunt: Edna Spencer, Bessemer, AL. He had nieces, nephews and cousins from Alaska to Alabama. His 2 4-legged girls, Mama and Cissy, are missing their daddy.
I'd like to thank 2 of Don's dear, life-long friends, Glenn Gray and Wayne Marsh. He couldn't love these guys anymore if they were brothers. Regardless of how bad he felt, these wonderful guys always made things better, even if only a short while.
Don loved fishing. It didn't matter if it was deep sea or a local lake, as long as it was fishing. Now that he's with Michael and his dear cousin/friend, David Reagan, there's a lot of fish stories going around.
I will miss him so very much. I have been comforted by the Lord in knowing he is free from pain and will never hurt again.
We are not having a service in the traditional manner. Instead, there will be a Celebration of Life after the holidays. I'll have a posting on Facebook later.