To all of my cousins whom lost their Incredible Father on this day three years ago. My deepest condolences ✝️.  l can remember all of the times that we came over to your parents home and we would goi out with yourDadi to his beautiful green house full of Geraniums. The colors were so vibrant and the smells were sweet. I am so glad that he shared this special place with me every time  that we visited and the green house was full of life . 

I pray that today, brings you joy, instead of pain. Your Father was a  part of a wonderful couple, Your Mother and him we’re an inspiration to me, at what love represented. Your home was always such a blessing and 
wonderful place to be. He is missed terribly. God Bless You All today. ✝️



God Bless you all today, I can see his incredible smile, Wow he was a great man and Uncle. 

Dear Dave and Donnie,
So sorry for the loss of your Father.  He was always so kind and welcoming to me when I  would go to his house to visit you.  He treated me like I was a member of your family.  I will always remember all the times we played pool in your basement and the fun we had! May your good memories of him and your Mom bring you comfort.  They will always be with you in spirit.
My heart goes out to you and those who also loved your Dad. 
With sincere sympathy and love,
Bev Gundlach 


I loved going over to my Uncle Don’s and Aunt Bea’s on Sunday’s with all of my siblings. We head the Best time with our cousins. My Uncle Don and Aunt Bea were always smiling and so happy. I ( we) were so lucky to have been blessed with such an awesome Uncle, you will be missed terribly ❤️

To my dearest friend whom I met years back while bowling on the same team. We became close friends sharing text messages and phone conversations. I will miss you as you touched me and many others with your great personality. RIP Don and may God bless & thank you for your military service for our country.😢💕🙏🏻  

When I (Kathy) asked Richard if uncle Don was always so pleasant and kind and positive he said yes all my life he’s been like that. I don’t remember having any uncles who weren’t grouchy so I adopted him and he was truly adorable. Toward the end with Aunt Bea I asked him how he was holding up , he said “honey I have never held her hand so much or kissed her so much.”  There was only one Uncle Don. Thanks for sharing him. 

As oft he very kindly treated our family, one August day in Buffalo Harbor, out on his fine Bayliner, Uncle Don explained in detail, how a fast thinking Marine whom , in Korea, first noticing an obviously despondent soldier in his tent, nearby -who was raising a 1911 pistol toward himself-, quite quickly straightened the arm of a possibly suicidal soldier, directing their hand toward the floor, and emptied the cartridges into the floor; Himself!

OBITUARY

Donald R. Hamsik

February 6, 1931 – August 28, 2020

Hoy Funeral Home

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