Donald Gordon McIntyre
August 16, 1946 – July 14, 2022
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Donald Gordon McIntyre, 75, of Port Republic passed away peacefully at home on Thursday July 14th with his loving wife of 34 years, Virginia McIntyre (Ginger) by his side.
He was born in Michigan.
He loved spending time with family and friends and enjoyed sci-fi movies and shows.
He was survived by his daughter Connie McIntryre Jones, son Jason McIntyre, daughter Kimberly McIntyre Dillard, and the late Charles Raymond Schneider III (Charlie).
In addition, he was survived by grandchildren Michael (Mikie), Matthew (Matt), Kassidy, Princeton, Julieanne, Karianne, and Marianne.
Visitation
Services
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
2 PM
Interment
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I will always remember Donald and my other cousins coming down to Tennessee in the summer at our Granny and Granddaddy Shannon’s farm. We would play cowboys and Indians. Chase the chickens and so much fun stuff!! I am so sorry he left this world so young. You have wonderful memories to cherish.
Connie and family so very sorry to hear the news of the loss of your father. Rene and I send our sincerest condolences to you and your family. Let your dad live in your memories of all those good times that you hold so special to everyone. With all our love Daryl & Rene
Known Don since 1970… Good man… Shocked to hear him passing… Seen him go through some rough times in his life, then he met and married Ginger. I was his Best Man at his wedding… Worked together with him until I moved to Florida. He will be missed… Wish I could give Ginger a hug… my coffee buddy.
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Ginger and family so very sorry for your loss. He was a great man. Love you all Jane Ann Horesky.
I will always remember Donald and my other cousins coming down to Tennessee in the summer at our Granny and Granddaddy Shannon’s farm. We would play cowboys and Indians. Chase the chickens and so much fun stuff!! I am so sorry he left this world so young. You have wonderful memories to cherish.
So sorry for your loss. Don was a great friend. He will certainly be missed. We knew each other from working in the printing industry for years. My deepest condolences & prayers go out to the family.
Connie and family so very sorry to hear the news of the loss of your father. Rene and I send our sincerest condolences to you and your family. Let your dad live in your memories of all those good times that you hold so special to everyone. With all our love Daryl & Rene
Known Don since 1970… Good man… Shocked to hear him passing… Seen him go through some rough times in his life, then he met and married Ginger. I was his Best Man at his wedding… Worked together with him until I moved to Florida. He will be missed… Wish I could give Ginger a hug… my coffee buddy.
Ginger and family, I am so sorry for your loss, and May God be with you to get you through this difficult time…sending love and prayers….. Linda Hoffman and family