There are many terrific Uncle Harry stories in the family. To me, he was effervescent and a presence. After his wife, Thelma died, he often hosted family members and cooked for us. He was most proud of his green bean casserole, the one with crunchy onions on top!
He was a supporter of music and the arts and now and again hosted events at his home in which musicians played. A salon type event.
Uncle Harry traveled, had a keen interest in Donaldson family history, including a visit to Scotland. When he died, his notes seem to have passed with him.
There are many terrific Uncle Harry stories in the family. To me, he was effervescent and a presence. After his wife, Thelma died, he often hosted family members and cooked for us. He was most proud of his green bean casserole, the one with crunchy onions on top!
He was a supporter of music and the arts and now and again hosted events at his home in which musicians played. A salon type event.
Uncle Harry traveled, had a keen interest in Donaldson family history, including a visit to Scotland. When he died, his notes seem to have passed with him.
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Beloved Husband and Father
Family Members
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Infant Girl Donaldson
1883–1883
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Arthur James Donaldson
1885–1946
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Herbert Charles Donaldson
1887–1962
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Donald "Don" Donaldson
1889–1952
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Clyde Edgar Donaldson
1892–1965
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Lola Helen Donaldson McGarvey
1894–1969
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Sara Emma Donaldson
1897–1898
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John Sanderson Donaldson
1898–1968
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Olive Ida May "Ollie" Donaldson Brenneman
1901–1992
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Frank Adams Moesta "Frankie" Donaldson
1902–1903
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Mary Brown Donaldson Chase
1905–1974
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Infant Girl Donaldson
1909–1909
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John M Donaldson
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