Donald W. Yeiter, a resident of Milford, passed away quietly on Monday, December 3, 2018 at 1 p.m. in Miller’s Merry Manor, Syracuse. Don, as many knew him, was 90 years old.
Born on February 12, 1928 in Etna Green, Donald Wayne Yeiter was the only son of Lawrence and Naomi (Miner) Yeiter. Raised in the family home, he graduated from Etna Green High School.
Don was a hard worker. He spent much of his career working in production for CTS where he retired as a group leader. During his lifetime he held several jobs though; he was a farmer, sold real estate and drove school buses. In fact, driving for Wawasee School Corporation, he drove for activities until just two years ago when he retired at 88.
On July 12, 1986, Don was united in marriage to Phyllis Jean (Grable) Holbrook. Happily married for 32 years, Mr. & Mrs. Yeiter were faithful members of Nappanee Missionary Church where Don was active in his Sunday School class. Strong in his faith and proud of his family, Don loved nothing more than time spent with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
In addition to his wife, Phyllis Yeiter of Milford, a list of those who survive includes: sons, Randy (Becky) Yeiter of Carmel and Rex Yeiter of Phoenix, AZ; daughter Sheryl (George) Necomb of Arlington, TX; step-sons, Steve (Debbie) Holbrook of Venice, FL; step-daughters, Vickie (Gerald) Kupeerus of Wakarusa and Jean Conner of Defiance, OH and two sisters, Doris (J.L.) Ball of Kalamazoo, MI and Carol Branden of Warsaw. Together, Phyllis and Don shared 12 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren. Don’s sister, Mary Abell preceded him in passing on June 24, 2012.
Titus Funeral Home, Warsaw
Born on February 12, 1928 in Etna Green, Donald Wayne Yeiter was the only son of Lawrence and Naomi (Miner) Yeiter. Raised in the family home, he graduated from Etna Green High School.
Don was a hard worker. He spent much of his career working in production for CTS where he retired as a group leader. During his lifetime he held several jobs though; he was a farmer, sold real estate and drove school buses. In fact, driving for Wawasee School Corporation, he drove for activities until just two years ago when he retired at 88.
On July 12, 1986, Don was united in marriage to Phyllis Jean (Grable) Holbrook. Happily married for 32 years, Mr. & Mrs. Yeiter were faithful members of Nappanee Missionary Church where Don was active in his Sunday School class. Strong in his faith and proud of his family, Don loved nothing more than time spent with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
In addition to his wife, Phyllis Yeiter of Milford, a list of those who survive includes: sons, Randy (Becky) Yeiter of Carmel and Rex Yeiter of Phoenix, AZ; daughter Sheryl (George) Necomb of Arlington, TX; step-sons, Steve (Debbie) Holbrook of Venice, FL; step-daughters, Vickie (Gerald) Kupeerus of Wakarusa and Jean Conner of Defiance, OH and two sisters, Doris (J.L.) Ball of Kalamazoo, MI and Carol Branden of Warsaw. Together, Phyllis and Don shared 12 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren. Don’s sister, Mary Abell preceded him in passing on June 24, 2012.
Titus Funeral Home, Warsaw
Donald W. Yeiter, a resident of Milford, passed away quietly on Monday, December 3, 2018 at 1 p.m. in Miller’s Merry Manor, Syracuse. Don, as many knew him, was 90 years old.
Born on February 12, 1928 in Etna Green, Donald Wayne Yeiter was the only son of Lawrence and Naomi (Miner) Yeiter. Raised in the family home, he graduated from Etna Green High School.
Don was a hard worker. He spent much of his career working in production for CTS where he retired as a group leader. During his lifetime he held several jobs though; he was a farmer, sold real estate and drove school buses. In fact, driving for Wawasee School Corporation, he drove for activities until just two years ago when he retired at 88.
On July 12, 1986, Don was united in marriage to Phyllis Jean (Grable) Holbrook. Happily married for 32 years, Mr. & Mrs. Yeiter were faithful members of Nappanee Missionary Church where Don was active in his Sunday School class. Strong in his faith and proud of his family, Don loved nothing more than time spent with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
In addition to his wife, Phyllis Yeiter of Milford, a list of those who survive includes: sons, Randy (Becky) Yeiter of Carmel and Rex Yeiter of Phoenix, AZ; daughter Sheryl (George) Necomb of Arlington, TX; step-sons, Steve (Debbie) Holbrook of Venice, FL; step-daughters, Vickie (Gerald) Kupeerus of Wakarusa and Jean Conner of Defiance, OH and two sisters, Doris (J.L.) Ball of Kalamazoo, MI and Carol Branden of Warsaw. Together, Phyllis and Don shared 12 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren. Don’s sister, Mary Abell preceded him in passing on June 24, 2012.
Titus Funeral Home, Warsaw
Born on February 12, 1928 in Etna Green, Donald Wayne Yeiter was the only son of Lawrence and Naomi (Miner) Yeiter. Raised in the family home, he graduated from Etna Green High School.
Don was a hard worker. He spent much of his career working in production for CTS where he retired as a group leader. During his lifetime he held several jobs though; he was a farmer, sold real estate and drove school buses. In fact, driving for Wawasee School Corporation, he drove for activities until just two years ago when he retired at 88.
On July 12, 1986, Don was united in marriage to Phyllis Jean (Grable) Holbrook. Happily married for 32 years, Mr. & Mrs. Yeiter were faithful members of Nappanee Missionary Church where Don was active in his Sunday School class. Strong in his faith and proud of his family, Don loved nothing more than time spent with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
In addition to his wife, Phyllis Yeiter of Milford, a list of those who survive includes: sons, Randy (Becky) Yeiter of Carmel and Rex Yeiter of Phoenix, AZ; daughter Sheryl (George) Necomb of Arlington, TX; step-sons, Steve (Debbie) Holbrook of Venice, FL; step-daughters, Vickie (Gerald) Kupeerus of Wakarusa and Jean Conner of Defiance, OH and two sisters, Doris (J.L.) Ball of Kalamazoo, MI and Carol Branden of Warsaw. Together, Phyllis and Don shared 12 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren. Don’s sister, Mary Abell preceded him in passing on June 24, 2012.
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