Death date: May 25, 2011
Mr. Donald Robert Hanemann, age 59, passed away May 25, 2011, in Villa Rica, Georgia. Don was born August 14, 1951 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Gert Hanemann, and his brother, Hank Read Obituary
My sincere sympathy to Donald's family. I have nothing but great memories about Donald. We saw a lot of each in high school and college, then lost touch as our lives took different paths. We recently crossed paths ....so good to see my old friend. I like what Mike said, "Keep the beer cold in heaven!" Love you!##imported-begin##Darci Somers Compton##imported-end##
Don, It has been a great 14 years years knowing you since we met at ESPE training back in December of 1997. What a great time we had during training! Your infectious personality and joy for life will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. You will be missed by everyone who knew you. God Bless You.
Tom##imported-begin##Tom Coleman##imported-end##
I met Don over 7 years ago through work. He was so special to me & made such an impact on my life. I am going to miss him so much! My thoughts are with his family.##imported-begin##Brooke Pugh Comer##imported-end##
My thoughts and sympathy are with Donald's family at this time.##imported-begin##Gayle Faires##imported-end##
We will miss Don. We are from Mandeville, LA. We have an old napkin that Don started circulating one night while we were discussing the upcoming birth of our son (Paul, who is now 33). This napkin holds the "pool" for the date Paul would be born. As I recall, Don held onto this napkin, because he was sure of the date he picked. No one guessed the correct date..but Don was one of the group of people in the hallway at St. Tammany Parish Hospital the day Paul was born. He reached into his pocket and gave it to me. He thought I would like to keep it. Like the napkin, Don will always be part of My fondest memories. That napkin is in Paul's memory book where it will stay.##imported-begin##Billy Ray and Rachelle Fisher##imported-end##
I am deeply saddened by Don's passing. I had the pleasure to train with him in Atlanta when I first started with 3M ESPE. It was one of the most fun days of my life. He had me in tears from laughing so hard. We have kept in touch over the last 6 years, and I have enjoyed every conversation and laugh with him. He was a great man. I am so glad I was able to spend time with him at our National Sales meeting this past January. Again, he had me in tears from laughing so hard. He was always so caring and nice. I will miss him dearly!##imported-begin##Kaira Brekke##imported-end##
he will be missed.##imported-begin##Pat Stewart##imported-end##
We are deeply saddened by the loss. Don was always a joy to be around and his humor and kindness will never be forgotten.
I feel lucky to have gotten to know him over the past few years.##imported-begin##Neill and Kelly Bratton Guilbert##imported-end##
My sincere sympathies to the family,
I hold fond memories of a very kind and thoughtful man with a wonderful sense of humor and a remarkable laugh that could put a smile on anyone's face. Don's generous nature was as big as his laugh and he will be genuinely missed by many.
May our God shine His light warmly on your soul in heaven. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.##imported-begin##Susan M. Komidor##imported-end##
"Frog" was an original. I met him when I was dating his fraternity brother, Joel Richert. We doubled dated a few times and, of course, Joel had to provide the date because Frog found it easier that way. He was fun-loving and hid a wide streak of kindness. I found him to be sensitive and genuine guy. I wondered why he was so shy around girls because there's was so much to love about him. I always thought Joel and I would see him again. I guess it won't be in this life. My deepest sympathy for his family.
Sincerely,
Donna Richert
Little Sister of Minerva##imported-begin##Donna Richert##imported-end##
