Donald D. Lentz

Birth date: Jan 13, 1948 Death date: Nov 1, 2013

Donald Lentz Obituary COLUMBUS GROVE — Donald D. Lentz, 65 died at his home in Columbus Grove. He was born January 13, 1948, in Lima, the son of Jesse C Jr. and Philomena "Phil" (Brinkman) Lentz, who preceded him in death. Don was Read Obituary

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Rosalie (Decamp) King

628w ago

I am so saddened by this news. Don and I were high school sweethearts and created many memories together. We loved to sing together, socialize with our mutual friends, and hang out at his house....often laughing with his mom. I remember how very careful he had to be when his dad allowed him to drive the Cadillac on some of our dates! Whenever I see the number 37 on a football jersey I think of him, after all these years. This just doesn't seem possible. I am so sorry for your loss, girls.

Judy K. Cuevas

628w ago

I was really surprised to hear of cousin Donny's passing. We hadn't had much contact in the last few years till I interviewed for a position at ISS at the group interview he came over and gave me a hug in front of the other interviewees it felt so good. We had some good times while I was employed there and I sure will miss him. Rest in Peace cousin Donny you sure will be missed.

Bill Bourquin

628w ago

I first met Don in Sept of '61 when we worked together for a year at Lugibills green house. We worked hard, had great discussions and some fun times. We started school together as mighty Freshmen at CGHS. During those 4 years we were in choir, track, Senior Class Play, Speech contest and Senior Class Officer together as well as several classes. Don was a smart and kind person as well as a good athlete. I can still hear his laugh, as he had a great sense of humor. I have not seen Don since graduation in '66, but I have thought of him often. I will miss him, but I have my memories. RIP my friend.

Martha And Sue Sisson

628w ago

Don was a very special, unique and caring individual. He was especially kind in helping my sister and I at Brookhill Industries. I remember him being at Griller's Tavern in Columbus Grove and always exchanging kind words and expressing selflessness. I am very privelaged to have known and befriended such an incredible and loving individual. You will be missed. May you rest in peace. Sincerely, Martha and Sue Sisson, Columbus Grove.

Millie Mcelwain

628w ago

Girls, I was quite shocked to see Don's name in the obits today. I worked with him for quite a few years at Philips and I know first hand how much he loved each of you! He was a good man, with much knowledge and a huge heart. Think of all his good attributes and he will live on through each of you.Many blessings -- mm

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