Donald Franklin Gallier

Donald is now reunited in Heaven with his beloved twin brother and best friend, Ronald Wayne Gallier, along with his mother and father, Delores Mae Staton and Wayne Franklin Gallier.

He is survived by his loving sister, Dorothy Coleman (Ricky), and their children, Christy Coleman and Zachary Coleman.

Dorothy held a special place in Donald’s heart, she was more than a sister to Donald. She was his constant support, his safe place, and someone he loved dearly. They have an unbreakable bond.

Donald is also survived by his son, Franklin Chase Gallier (Amber).

He leaves behind three beautiful grandchildren, Adalyn Gallier, Alayna Gallier, and Asher Gallier. Donald is also survived by his true love, lifelong friend, and mother of his son Donna S. Gilliam

Donald was a dependable and dedicated employee at The Loft in Campbell County, where he was known for his strong work ethic and reliability. Outside of work, he enjoyed muscle cars, and a deep love for music and loud stereo systems.

You could always find him working on his pride and joy his 1968 Camaro, a love that he will pass onto his son, and grandson. In his younger days, you could find Donald drag racing hotrods, and cruising down wards road with his buddy’s.

He enjoyed detailing his vehicles since he took great pride in the appearance of his ride.

Donald was well known for his signature bandana, rarely seen without it.

Donald was a loyal and steadfast friend to many, always willing to show up when it mattered most.

He never missed an opportunity to speak about his son Chase and the deep pride he felt in the man he had become.

Though Donald faced many trials and tribulations throughout his life, he showed great strength and resilience.

In 2024, he turned a new leaf, rebuilding relationships and creating a better life for himself.

Donald will be remembered for his heart of gold, his loyalty, and his unwavering love for his family.