Donald Oncken

I remember Don as a man who was never shy to praise the Lord, regardless of where he was. A rock solid family man who raised his kids in a God loving atmosphere. Huge contributor to Stoughton Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Say hi to Jesus from me Don and I'll be seeing you again someday! :)

IMy memory of Don are that he was always friendly when ever he greeted us at church or when we saw him. He sold my parents my first bike in 1963(?) He was always friendly and had a love for Jesus that flowed through him. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. "to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."

When our children were small, Don was like another Grandpa to them. He always had time for the "little people" and a quick smile and hug. We moved from Stoughton in the mid-80's and rarely had contact after that.Don's love for Jesus was so evident in all that he did. Sitting under his leadership in Bible studies and Sunday School classes was such a privilege. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time. Judy (Von Rueden) Boll

Don was always a smiling and loving person. He and his daughter, Kim, would do the commentary on my girls' basketball team on the local TV station in the 90's. Don was a very positive person and it carried to all that was around him. Those memories will go on forever. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. Rich and Dee Hall

Becky, Gary & Family The Yngsdal Family sends their sympathy to you and your family. Phyllis Yngsdal