Donald R. "Don" Lovetinsky Obituary

My deepest condolences; so sorry for your loss.

We are so sorry for your loss. My parents, Frank and Elsie Frauenholz spoke so very well of Don and family. Jean and I extend our sympathy.

So sorry for your loss.We will miss his stories about farming,how he grew up and the world around him. He was a wonderful neighbor and friend to me as well as my children. He shared his garden tomatoes with us and we shared our catfish with him every year. Everytime he was outside he would tell stories and talk with my 5 year old little girl and give her things,he will be greatly missed. It will be hard not seeing

So sorry for your loss.We will miss his stories about farming,how he grew up and the world around him. He was a wonderful neighbor and friend to me as well as my children. He shared his garden tomatoes with us and we shared our catfish with him every year. Everytime he was outside he would tell stories and talk with my 5 year old little girl and give her things,he will be greatly missed. It will be hard not seeing him wave goodbye and hello. Again so sorry for your loss he was a great man. Sincerely Dawn Holderness neighbor and friend 3216 E. Washington

Have a lot of great memories especially in my youth of your family.

It's times like this that also bring back memories of my sisters that have passed at such young ages-- Cheryl and Terry-- that spent a lot of their younger days with Donna Jean and all the good times they spent enjoying life.

Also was part of all the years my Dad John Sr. spent with Uncle Don on their farms before they retired and with Richard and Jimmy. Always thankful to be a part of those priceless memories.

Sincerely,

John, Alice Anne, Lane Swenka

My heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the family. Rest in peace Don, you'll be missed.

Our thoughts are with you, Richard, old friend.