Donald Vogel |
| Posted 2023-08-30 by mhenderson |
| Published by Today's News Herald on Aug. 30, 2023 - Lake Havasu City, Arizona - Donald Vogel, an extraordinary man and beloved family member, peacefully passed away at 88. Born on Dec. 5, 1934 to Julia and Henry Vogel, Donald's life was filled with remarkable achievements, love, and dedication. He bravely served in the US Navy, stationed in Korea, and later continued his service in the US Coast Guard. Donald's commitment to his nation was an unwavering sacrifice and will always be remembered. Donald embarked on a new chapter of his life, working as a general foreman of the machinist at the Naval Repair Station in Long Beach, California. Donald was a devoted father to his children, Kimberley, Geoffrey, Christine, Michael, and Deborah, who brought immense joy and pride. Donald cherished every moment spent with them as a loving grandfather to seven grandchildren and multiple great-grandchildren. His family will forever treasure his wisdom, kindness, and playful spirit. In 2022, Donald faced the heart-wrenching loss of his beloved wife, Mary Claire Vogel. Their love story was one of deep connection, unyielding support, and a partnership that endured the test of time. As a widower, Donald continued to carry their love in his heart, finding strength in their memories as he supported his four stepchildren, Annette, Dianna, Monica, and David. Donald Vogel's legacy will continue through the lives he touched and the memories he created. His unwavering dedication to his country, his loving nature as a father and grandfather, and his remarkable career achievements make him a true inspiration to all. As we said goodbye to Donald on the Aug. 24, 2023, let us remember him for the incredible person he was and celebrate his beautiful life. May his soul find eternal peace and his memory be a blessing to his family and all who knew him. |
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