Don L. Jambura

Sending prayers and hugs at this difficult time. It is so hard to loose your parent. We all grew up together and life was so much fun!!! Your family was a great family to be a part of. Hope you find peace and comfort in all the days ahead.

When I was little Uncle Don was the only grown man I knew. Aunt Carolyn's husband, my cousins dad. He was a shining example of what a good man was. Kind and funny, Loved holidays at their house. Fond memories flow from my heart. The last time I saw him he pulled me aside and told me to live and travel while I was young because getting old sucked. Thank you Uncle Don for being that example of what a good family man was. You will be thought of often. Say Hi to my Mom Grandma and Aunt Ann, maybe you could drive them to brunch somewhere special!

Don had “the voice of God”. We so looked forward to hearing him at The Christmas Services at St. Stephens. His deep voice and gentle smile made him the perfect gentleman to guide his family over the years. So many memories as the Jambura kids grew up with the Seefeldt kids in Monona. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, as you carry on his legacy.

My condolences to The Jambura Family in the loss of their Dad, I knew briefly Jeanne his daughter, who was also attending University of Wisconsin-Whitewater; residing at Arey Hall. I did not know your Dad, but the enthusiasm you displayed especially in the Pom Pom Squad I am sure that energy was from him. I exited the Warhawk Marching Band & School to audition for Streisand in the Chicago Area; never returning but touring in Las Vegas and around the country and abroad for 15 years. My prayers are for you in your loss. I played on Lee Hall roof towards Arey Hall! for you Again God Bless and prayers to you & your family Sincerely, Michael Phillippe Trumpetman