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Charlie Little, SPHR (Midland, GA)
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"Uncle Don" was a great uncle, patriot, and business man. My wife Judy and I will miss him greatly. But our condolences must go to aunt Syble,and my cousins Ted and Nancy. No one can take away our memories. I remember talking to uncle Don and my father in Charleston, SC. until 3:00am. discussing business and politics. I was in college at the University of South Carolina at the time. His business acumen inspires me to this day, but his heart was bigger than the state of Texas. We will always love him and never forget him .
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Evelyn Lord (Beaumont, TX)
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Don and his lovely wife were special friends to my husband Sam and me. Don made us laugh a great deal, and one of my pleasures was to make him laugh in return. We always felt good when we were in his company as he had a way of making everyone feel that they were extra special when, in trutth, it was Don himself who was the unique, warm, caring and extraordinary one! He will b greatly missed but his legacy of caring for others will endure.
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Angel (Liberty, TX)
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Mr. Boumans,
I was very blessed and honored to have had the opportunity of knowing you and being your friend. You truly were an inspiration to me and to so many others. I will miss you tremendously. I will also miss coming to your office to just sit and visit you. You always had wonderful stories to tell about your family.
Love always,
Angel Welch
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Randy Echols (Beaumont, TX)
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To have know Don is to appreciate and love him. He will be missed by the many who knew him and by the many whose lives were affected by his work in the community and beyond. God bless you at this time.
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Angela Baker (Beaumont, TX)
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Don was one of the nicest gentlemen I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. Gentlemen are a rare breed these days. He will be missed!
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