Don Donahoe
July 31, 1951 - August 05, 2021
Obituary
Donald J. Donahoe was born on July 31, 1951, the son of Leo and Mayme Donahoe. He is survived by 3 brothers: Larry Donahoe of Fort Myers, Florida; Tom (Laureen) Donahoe of Madison, Wisconsin; Bob (Sue) Donahoe of Madison, Wisconsin, and 2 sisters: Marlene (Bob) Finley of The Villages, Florida and Karen (Bill) Charron of Chanhassen, Minnesota. He is also survived by 12 nieces and nephews.Don passed away on May 8, 2020, in Hopkins, Minnesota. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, no services were held at the time of his passing. A memorial service for Don will be held on Friday, August 13, 2021, at Holy Rosary cemetery, at 1:00 followed by full military honors by the Darlington American Legion Post 214. Immediately after the graveside services a luncheon will be held at the American Legion Hall where all are welcome to remember and celebrate Don.
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Suzi Herbst
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Sending hugs to all the Donahue kids, the best sisters and brothers Donnie could ever want. Loyal and faithful throughout all his difficulties. Your mom and dad would be so glad he was so well cared for without them. All together again, finally. So sorry you can't be close with family and friends when you need our hugs and condolences at this difficult time.
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Shannon Schultz
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Fun Memories of Donnie
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Kris Glanzman
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I am so sorry to hear of Don's passing. My husband Sam and I went to many Brewer games with him. Sounds like his nieces and nephews loved him. What a great guy! My sympathies to the entire family.
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Tom Quinn
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Tom Quinn My condolences to the entire family. Losing a brother is extremely hard. I met Don in grade school where I met Bob and Tom. Good friends !
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Cheryl Christensen
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Sending my thoughts to the entire Donahue family - May Don Rest In Peace and May you all keep his memories near to your heart💞. Remember the good times.
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Robert J. Boyle
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Many fond memories of growing up with Don and all of you. A very joyful, colorful and good person. I also remember him as one who didn't dwell on his disabilities and always presented a positive attitiude. He often was the master of ceremonies and good times at Kelly's Restaurant. Allow his memory to maintain and guide you. Sincerely, Bob Boyle