Donald John Doyle

MaryAnn, John, Teresa, Kathy, Patty, and Family, I'm so sorry for your loss. My recollection of Uncle Donny was that of a hard-working individual that always had a smile on his face and a hearty, "how are you doing?" He was a very generous man and totally revered your Mom. Although it's very sad to lose him with his time on earth ending, may there be some consolation and joy knowing he will be reunited with Aunt Jeannie. Two wonderful people that deserve everlasting life. Tony Cords

Don, I always thought of him as Donny is so much a part of my childhood memories. We lived next door to the Doyle family on North Main St. Donny seemed to be in our kitchen all the time. My mom and dad thought the world of him. I had a big black board on wheels in the kitchen. Donny spent much time teaching me to spell Mississippi and write Mississippi on the black board. Why, I don't know I also remember that he and my dad got in trouble occasionally with my mother. Just want you all to know Jeanie and your dad are very much and will always be part of my fond memories in my life. Sue Waefler (Smith)

I will always remember how helpful Donny was as a member of the village board in helping me secure land for building a veterinary clinic in Oregon. Dr. Larry Mahr

Very sorry to see that Don passed. I sold business insurance for 40 years and met and got to know a lot of good people throughout the years. Don Doyle was the best of the best. The Obituary says it all. I'm sorry I lost touch with him after I retired. A wonderful person. He will RIP. Dick Loftsgordon

Donald was a passionate supporter of St. Vincent de Paul. We're blessed to have him in the St. Vincent de Paul family! He's a mission driven man and our community has benefited from his volunteerism, love, care, and philanthropic zeal. May the perpetual light shine upon Donny. God Bless him and his entire family. -St. Vincent de Paul - Madison.