Donald Himes

I will always remember Don for working countless hours to feed his family, rubbing his hands together with glee whenever the Browns scored, doing math in his head, printing words perfectly on his surveyor documents, and always giving me a headache whenever we played chess. He was a good man and a good brother.

Dear Jenny, Joey, Jocelyn, Jarvis Gabrial & Donna. So sorry for your loss! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire Himes family!!

Went all through school with Don,he was smart and always kind,a good cousin to me,so sorry for your loss

My fondest memories of Don were at Christmas time and when we’d occasionally visit him and Donna at their home. At Christmas, he and Butch were extremely good at helping out their mom (my Aunt Janette) while Alan and Stan would stand by and watch, if they weren’t otherwise napping or watching a football game. This always puzzled me because Don was the brightest guy in the room. I guess Alan and Stan had something on him. When we’d visit Don and Donna at home, it was always very welcoming and warm. Larry, Carey, Kenny, and Jenny were always outside playing and generally broke at least one thing while we were there. I still remember one of the boys running through and breaking the screen door and Don’s reaction was complete chill. He was a very patient dad;) I was always impressed with Don’s intellect, patience, and his ability to carry on an engaging conversation about anything. But most importantly, I’ll remember the warm home he and Donna made for their kids.

My thoughts and prayers are with you Jenny and Joey and your children. To the Himes family. Love and prayers.