Death date: Jun 25, 2020
Donald “Don” Clary, 56, passed away Thursday, June 25, 2020. He is preceded in death by his parents, Alvin and Irma Clary. Left to cherish his memory are his loving wife of 19 years, Laurie Briggs; son, Robert “Robby” Clary; broth Read Obituary
I only met Don recently but he lit up our lives immediately. You could not help but love him. It was a pleasure to be in his presence. I’m sorry he has left us too soon.
Don had a great sense of humor and he loved to make you laugh. He never met a stranger and he was always eager to share his love for God with others. Heaven is full love and laughter. Laurie and Robby we send you our love, prayers and support.
Eric, Alegra, Carter and Austin Blackford
Were do I begin with this man I have called my uncle since I was a baby and now the age of 35. My uncle has always given positive advice or encouraging words through everything I have been through in life. He would always tell me my favorite niece you got this and I believe in you as God does, no matter what I would post, he would always comment on them and say he loves me and to never forget that. My uncle was the most caring man I know besides my grandpa , and my kids dad that he now will get to rejoice with and celebrate as they all watch over my family and me together. My uncle Don always would help anyone he could rather it be with a hug, advice, physical, or with support. He was a great Dad, Uncle, Bother, Son and Husband, he will forever be missed and always talked about. Uncle Don I will always remember your uplifting words and celebrate your day with my family. Be my angel now and always know I love you so much. AKA your favorite niece.
Carrie Davenport
Ron and Terry Bernardi are praying for Laurie and Robby as a gesture of fulfilling Don's final wishes. In the last few days Don expressed many time his concern for Laurie's and Robby's future welfare. We join Don in prayer for God's Blessings, grace, peace, direction and wisdom in their future.
So sorry for your loss. We are here and available to you in this time of need. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire family.
Blessings,
Your Christian Brothers Automotive Waxahachie Family
We will always love Don and will keep his memory alive by sharing our stories and memories together!
the best karaoke friend anyone could dream of ... love ya Don and I'll miss you terribly :(
The first time I ever met my uncle don we drove from Gunnison Co to Denver CO to pick him and my uncle ken up from the airport which is about a 4 hour drive, once picking them both up with two uncles every time we would see a semi he would yell “TRUCK” at the top of his lungs which would result in me and my brother with tears of laughter.
Laurie & Robbie, I have fond memories of having lunch with Don/Dad at Seabrook Int. Laurie you are in my prayers. Love, Lee Fabling
