Birth date: Jul 25, 1933 Death date: Dec 4, 2010
Mr. Donald A. Watson, of Tavares, Florida, passed away on Saturday, December 4, 2010 at the age of 77 years. He was born in Hartford, Connecticut on July 25, 1933. He served his country in the US Army during the Korean War. Don Read Obituary
Watson, I will miss our phone conversations. Today would have been a day we spoke and shared stories and laughed!! I really miss you today... Thank you for your friendship for many, many years and introducing me to Cindy 15 years ago. She is a wonderful person and friend too!! May you rest in peace. Love You and miss you lots!!##imported-begin##Michele##imported-end##
Dad.... You have left a hole in my heart. You will be missed by all who knew you and loved you. Your sharing of memories with me recently was priceless. Watching you put the lobsters to sleep was always fun. Your support of my music was amazing. I know you are in heaven looking down on us and smiling your great big smile. Your love of Cynthia was known to all. Rest in Peace my father.##imported-begin##Tracy##imported-end##
Don, or who I called "Uncle Don", you will be truly missed. I will always remember our Sunday dinners back in Texas and how you would always make your famous chocolate pie for me on special occasions and Thanksgiving. I am grateful to have had you in my life. My condolences go out to Cindy and Don's family. My thoughts and prayer are with you all during this most difficult time.##imported-begin##Linda Athearn Forster##imported-end##
My sympathies go out to those most affected by his passing.##imported-begin##Melanie Lanouette##imported-end##
Back when Don was feeling good and the sky was blue and the sun was shining between 9 & 10 o'clock a,m,, Don would get his chair and sit in his driveway in the sun.I would be outside in my driveway and we would wave to each other. Don always kept 2 chairs in the garage. I would go over & get the other chair and sit down with him, and listen to Don, as he always did most of the talking. Don had a different view of the world situations & what went on in the world. He was very interesting to listen to, and I enjoyed listening to him. He never failed to mention Cindy& what she meant in his life. May God Bless Don and he will be missed. Our sympathy to Cindy & we are proud to have her as a neighbor.##imported-begin##Cecil & Ann Davenport##imported-end##
Cindy: Since we learned of Don's death,please know you have been in our thoughts and prayers. We're sure Angelo's will not be the same without the two of you on Friday nights. Surely Don will now rest in peace and you too.Fondest regards.##imported-begin##Ken & Dee Gillikin##imported-end##
Extending our sincere sympathy to you Cindy in your time of grief. Please know that we are there for you. We remember Don who enjoyed to sit on his chair either in the driveway or lani in the morning hours with a bottle of beer, sending a morning "hello" and wave. He was a very interesting and determined man.##imported-begin##LaVerne and Bob Miller##imported-end##
To my dearest friend Don,You will be missed very much I love you so much I will never forget you or what you have done for me and my family.Or the trips that we took or you coming up to VT to get me.Love you Don##imported-begin##wendy Thibault##imported-end##
God Bless Don and his family but mostly his Angel, Cindy. What a faithful companion. My husband and I did not know Don but we know Cindy and our blessings are with the whole family.Gary and Carla MilburnLima, NY##imported-begin##Carla Milburn##imported-end##
Cindy, our thoughts are with you as you go through this sad time. So sorry.##imported-begin##Donna & Gary Treat##imported-end##
