Birth date: Oct 25, 1935 Death date: Jan 5, 2011
Donald William Santoro, 75, passed away January 5, 2010 at Methodist University Hospital. A memorial mass will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, January 8 at Holy Spirit Catholic Church with Visitation 1 hour prior. There will be a priv Read Obituary
We are so sorry for your loss. Don was such a wonderful person who was loved and respected by everyone he came in contact with, and his smile and sense of humor were delightful. We both worked with Don at FedEx and thought the world of him. We would ha
Don and I go back to “Day One” with FedEx. We were both in “Basic Indoctrination” together. We saw each other occasionally through out our careers and we always had a good laugh with one another. I was a year and a half younger then Don and left FedEx aft
Dear Barb & Family, was saddened to hear of Don’s passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers. If there is anything that George & I can do to help please let us know.–George & Barb Leever, Tannenbaum
Barbara & All, We send our love & prayers.Don was such a wonderful friend and would often stop at my home there on Scarletcrest to visit and catch up on what was going on.I always enjoyed being with him.He was so proud of the Memphis Belle restoration
It just wasn’t Wednesday without Don and Barbara. We are all so sad to have lost our Don. We have so many wonderful stories of our time with him and how he made the day so happy for all of us. His booming voice, his glorious stories, his sweet hugs and wi
I was saddened to hear of Don’s death. He worked for me at Federal Express & was a good friend. I always enjoyed his laughter. He will be sorely missed. His family is in our prayers. Bill & Diane Finnegan
Don was a friend. He will be missed by all.
Working with Don over the years at FedEx was always a pleasure. He was such a professional and such a gentleman. He’ll be sorely missed.
Vickie & Shannon,My thoughts are with you during this time.Fondly, Randi
I regret the passing of Don Santoro. He was a very fine man for whom I have the greatest respect. I knew him, of course, at FedEx and worked with him on many occasions. His was a life well lived.David Hallin Captain, FedEx [Retired]
