Donald Ezzell

I only knew uncle Ray for a short period of time, when I was a child. I remember him as a kind man. I got to see photos of him almost every year, around Christmas time, when aunt Carrie would send a family photo or two and a letter telling us how all were doing. I look forward to seeing him again, along with my dad, (Roy Ezzell), granny (Clara), aunt Peggy. and other family and friends. They are all perfect now, walking with Jesus in Heaven.

Thank you Don for being a wonderful "pseudo" grandpa to Dustin and allowing him the joys he and his Dad shared with you and your family at the camp and hunting land... God bless you and keep you in his embrace... Diane Haddix-Cundy

He gave me inspiration and wisdom. I'm so thankful to have been able to know the Don, Carrie and the Ezzell's and wish I could have been around Don more. He had a great ability to communicate, lead, and inspire. I found myself just wanting to listen to him. Don was powerful, he was full of the holy spirit,

I knew Don and Carrie for many years. Don was a good man and will be missed by many, many people. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. Love to Carrie, Tim, Jeff, and especially to my godson Ed, and to their families.

We wish to offer our deepest condolences to Carrie and her family concerning her loss of Donald. Carrie's married life was on the East side of Madison, and she was always looking out for the interests of each family member. Our hearts grieve for Carrie because she has just lost Donald, her husband and her best friend.