Birth date: Feb 8, 1923 Death date: Oct 24, 2010
Donald DeMers Smith, 87, of Fayetteville, Arkansas passed away peacefully on Sunday, October 24, 2010 in Springdale, Arkansas. He was born February 8, 1923 in Menands, NY to Arthur and Lelia (DeMers) Smith. He was a retired Vice Read Obituary
Your Daddy/Grandpa loved you all so much! His bright big smile was ever present at all the boys sporting events. Thanks for allowing him to share the same bleachers with us Bulldog and Rattlers fans! He is resting in peace with our Lord. God Bless you all. Fondly, The Grubb Family
I will always remember Don as the man with a smile on his face. You felt happy just being around him.
Susie, Terry and boys -
We are so sorry to hear of Don's death. He was such a wonderful, joyful person - I know you will all miss him a lot.
We will keep you all in our prayers.
Love - Charles and Jeannie
With our fond memories of Uncle Don. We will always treasure the fun times we had at our family gathering in August 2001.
Susie, Terry and boys,
We have very fond memories of Don. What a pleasant, caring, and loving person he was. Every time we visited with him he always shared the admiration and love he had for all of you. You were very blessed to have him in your life.
love,
The Andersons
Mr. Smith was a wonderful man and so sweet and caring. Since my folks divorced at an early age, I was at their home a lot growing up and Mr. & Mrs. Smith were wonderful to me -- even took me to the Bahamas with Susie! I have very fond memories living across the street from the Smith family.
Sharon and I are sorry for the lost of your loved one and will have you and your family in our prayers.
Dear Susie and family,
Your parents were neighbors of George's sister Adele on Millbank Drive in Orland Park. They were such kind people and after your mom passed away, your dad was such a help to Adele. We often heard about Susie and how busy she was with those boys. They must be so much more grown up now. Our daughter Nancy lives in Adele's townhouse now. I think of them often when I go down Oak Park ave and remember how involved they were with their church. Our sincere sympathy to you. Your parents were wonderful people and we know they will be missed. Sincerely, George and Beverly De Vries
Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Don was a good friend and a great boss!
Best regards,
Bob and Jean Hoefler
