Please accept my deepsest sympathy for the loss of your dear brother. He was always one of my favorite people since Maverick school days.

John and Leon...I was so sorry to read about Don's death. Please accept my sincere condolences. 
Leon -- we're getting ready to celebrate our 50th reunion of the Class of 1955 of Jefferson High. You're on our "Lost List". I'd love to hear from you. 
John -- it's been too long since I've seen you. Hope all is well with you and yours. I can be reached at 210/698-2003. 
 -- Sheila Fowler Hall 
your former across-the-street neighbor on Leming Dr.

Don was a wonderful man. I got to know him through my present job. He will be missed. He is finally at peace

Don was a kind gentleman and will be truly missed by all of us at RMH/NCO.

I knew Don for such a short time, but in that time learned what a kind and caring individual he was. I both liked and respected him. I know that he is now in the Lord's hands, free from pain and rejoicing in the splendor that only the Lord can give. I now pray that you, his family, will find peace in the knowledge that, although not physically with us any more, he has touched so many hearts and will always hold a special place in those hearts. God Bless You All.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family. He will be missed.

Dear John and other Family Members: So sorry to hear about your loss. Don was a very nice man. If there is anything I can do to help please let me know. With Deepest Sympathy, 
Rebecca "Becky" Allen 
8121 Forest Bow 
Live Oak, TX 78233

Dear Family of Don Knight,Through his co-worker, Jim Miller, I heard a lot about Don Knight. From what Jim told me, I gathered Don faced many difficulties in his battle with cancer. Don's staunch will to live and determination to succeed in spite of obstacles are qualities I admire greatly. His courage in showing up for work every day, even when he did not feel well, is worthy of applause. I am so sorry that Don lost his battle with this disease when he wanted nothing more than to get out of the hospital and get back to work. Let his struggle be an inspiration to many as he rests now in a better place. My deepest condolences go to his family.Sincerely,Sandra Merrifield

Don was one of the bravest people I've ever known. He was my friend for over four years. He had serious medical problems the whole time we knew each other, and NEVER did I hear him complain. He loved life, and was kind to everyone. He was always willing to give a helping hand to anyone who needed it. I lost one of my dearest friends when Don went to be with the Lord. I know Don is in a better place, free of the health problems that took him away from us too soon.

Don, was a brave and strong person. I lost my oldest sister to cancer. He was friendly and such a sweet man.

OBITUARY

Don F. Knight

January 17, 1946 – December 26, 2004

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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