Born and raised in Anna, Illinois. Don served three years in the Marine Corp during the Korean War where he worked on Leatherneck magazine, a publication about the Marines. Don took that experience in publishing and went to work for Omega Press in Lombard as a printer. When that company went out of business in 1973 he started his own, Tempo Graphics in Carol Stream, Illinois. He specialized in commercial printing, including direct-mail packages, and expanded his company over the years to 130 employees. Don was a forty year resident of Wheaton. He served as the President of Riverside Golf Club during the 1990's. Survivors include his wife of 44 years, Harriett; daughters Cindy Czarnowski, Kim Carroll, Mary Beth Fitzgerald and Vicki Chase; sons Tim and Richard, sisters Susan Nasser and Mary Ellen Coffman, and brother Michael Chase and many grandchildren.
Born and raised in Anna, Illinois. Don served three years in the Marine Corp during the Korean War where he worked on Leatherneck magazine, a publication about the Marines. Don took that experience in publishing and went to work for Omega Press in Lombard as a printer. When that company went out of business in 1973 he started his own, Tempo Graphics in Carol Stream, Illinois. He specialized in commercial printing, including direct-mail packages, and expanded his company over the years to 130 employees. Don was a forty year resident of Wheaton. He served as the President of Riverside Golf Club during the 1990's. Survivors include his wife of 44 years, Harriett; daughters Cindy Czarnowski, Kim Carroll, Mary Beth Fitzgerald and Vicki Chase; sons Tim and Richard, sisters Susan Nasser and Mary Ellen Coffman, and brother Michael Chase and many grandchildren.
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