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“My Dearest Dad, It has been 6 months since you went to be with the Lord and I am just now mustering up enough courage to write into this guestbook...Read More »
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1 of 20 | Posted by: Dana
“Cas, oh what a great guy ! Enjoyed many enjoyable conversations and learned so much from him. It was always a treat when he would come into our store...Read More »
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2 of 20 | Posted by: Jesse & Mary Uresti - Von Ormy, TX
“Cas is now enjoying life with no pain and breathing that fresh air in heaven. I am sure he is teaching the angels in heaven how to "start their...Read More »
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3 of 20 | Posted by: Cheri and Lyndon Donnell - TX
“Looking back at a 1957 Highland Hill's 6th grade graduating class photo brings back alot of fond memories, rest in piece my friend....
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4 of 20 | Posted by: Jerry Tye - San Antonio, TX
“Cas my friend, we had some great times back in the early years in the 8 section, like the time you ran your police car in the back of my police car,...Read More »
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5 of 20 | Posted by: Jack Adamson - Bandera, TX
“My mother and I met you briefly Cas but we truly enjoyed our conversation that day. God bless you and keep you safe in heaven. Your family are in our...Read More »
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6 of 20 | Posted by: Rita & Maggie Provencher - TX
“Cas, miss you, you're pain free, see you and Ray later.
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7 of 20 | Posted by: Terry Larison - San Antonio, TX
“Cas was a great guy and always had a smile he will be missed.
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8 of 20 | Posted by: Scott Poth - Pleasanton, TX
“Our deepest sympathy. May God give you strength and comfort.
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9 of 20 | Posted by: Barbara H. McCall - Dallas, TX
“My Dear Sweet Cas, I will truely miss & love you forever. You are my strength. Your Loving Wife, Pam
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10 of 20 | Posted by: Pam Donnell - San Antonio, TX
“Cas, old and very dear friend, as sadly as I see yet another friend cross the river into heaven, you will no longer suffer as I watched you do so...Read More »
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11 of 20 | Posted by: Robert Anderson - san antonio, TX
“~ Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us every day, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear ~ Our...Read More »
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12 of 20 | Posted by: Hc. & Donna Cannon - Pleasanton, TX
“I love and miss you so much Dad. Thank you for always taking care of us. You always put us first. Thank you for your guidance, comfort and tough love...Read More »
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13 of 20 | Posted by: Dixie Donnell Zaiontz - Atascosa, TX
“Pam and Dixie my deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family.
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14 of 20 | Posted by: Dawn Neuman - Bandera, TX
“Pam, My deepest sympathy to you, Dixie and family. Beverly
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15 of 20 | Posted by: Beverly D Linton - San Antonio, TX
“On behalf of SAPD class 69C our deepest condolences to our classmate's family and friends.
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16 of 20 | Posted by: Andy Vaquera - San Antonio, TX
“Pam and family, Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of your dear loved one, Cas. There are never any right words to express how...Read More »
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17 of 20 | Posted by: Gary and Patsy Chappell - TX
“May the Lord be with you and your family at this time. Amen
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18 of 20 | Posted by: Charlene Decker - Yorktown, IN
“My love to each of you...Cas will be remembered by all of us forever. God bless you and be with you during this time of heartache. Hugs.
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19 of 20 | Posted by: Janice M Stolle - San Antonio, TX
“Pam, Dixie and Family You have my deepest sympathy in the loss of Cas. Cas was a great person. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family....Read More »
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20 of 20 | Posted by: Joleen Neuman - Hondo, TX
Cas Wayne Donnell went to be with the Lord on Thursday, April 12, 2012, at the age of 64; after surviving cancer in 2000 and a long battle with respiratory problems. Cas was born to Virgil and Hazel Donnell on July 2, 1947 in San Antonio, TX. Cas attended Highlands High School and in 1965, and at the age of 17, he joined the Marine Corp. He honorably served his country for 4 years with tours in Viet Nam and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. After the military, Cas worked briefly with the San Antonio Transit System, Katy Railroad, San Antonio Airport Security, Bexar County Deputy Constable Reserves Precinct 3, 24 years with San Antonio Police Department (the Patrol Division, Traffic Motorcycle Division, and Vice Detective) until he retired in 1993. Cas also worked 8 years for the Southwest ISD Police Department. During this time he also served his country with the U.S. Coast Guard Reserves for 31 years. Cas was a member of the Masonic Lodge #44, Alzafar Shrine Antique Carriage Club, and Good Guys Rod & Custom Association. His hobbies included: Saturday morning breakfast at the Pig Stand with his buddies, Sunday morning church, Hot Rods, and Nascar Racing. Cas loved his grandchildren dearly. The family wants to thank the University Hospital 10th floor ICU and Life Care Hospital ICU. He is preceded in death by his parents. Cas is survived by his loving wife of 40 years, Pam Neuman Donnell; one daughter, Dixie Lynn and husband Bryan Zaiontz; four grandchildren, Cody, Bryan, Mason, Cassidy; foster daughter, Dana Marino from Woodbridge, VA; other numerous family members and friends.
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