Domingo, our last dance that I remember so fondly at the 10 year reunion was "Wild Thing." I had so much fun with you. Was so very sad to hear of your passing shortly after..May you be dancing and smiling in heaven and looking down at all of the classmates that truly loved you and the time we spent with you.
I remember in Mr Beans woodshop class. Tim Weymouth kicked Domingo in the leg while Domingo was sitting on a chair. It hurt Domingo so bad and he tried to hold in the pain, but instead he passed out and fell on the ground. It was quite scary at the time.
I remember his sweet smile and giggle. He called me from the UW when my step-brother Jim Svinth was going through his initiation at the TKE house over there. They were frat brothers - through all the screaming in the background he kept telling me everything was going to be alright! Scared me to death!
Domingo was such a jokester. I remember once in Mr. Pulhka's Humanities class Domingo dared me to spit in his hand. Well, me being the tom-boy that I was I did it. Then, Domingo slurped it up. I will never forget later that week when he brought me in a 45 (you know a record) that had the song You Take My Breath Away. He definitely took my breath away(from laughing hysterically) throughout our times at MMHS & LCC. Domingo, you were a sweet soul.
Andrea Wilde
Domingo, our last dance that I remember so fondly at the 10 year reunion was "Wild Thing." I had so much fun with you. Was so very sad to hear of your passing shortly after..May you be dancing and smiling in heaven and looking down at all of the classmates that truly loved you and the time we spent with you.Gregg Kininmonth
Domingo,It will always be your laugh and that smile.
you were always happy. Oooooooo.....
Gregg Kininmonth
Thomas Carey
I remember in Mr Beans woodshop class. Tim Weymouth kicked Domingo in the leg while Domingo was sitting on a chair. It hurt Domingo so bad and he tried to hold in the pain, but instead he passed out and fell on the ground. It was quite scary at the time.Sue Riss (Daley)
I remember his sweet smile and giggle. He called me from the UW when my step-brother Jim Svinth was going through his initiation at the TKE house over there. They were frat brothers - through all the screaming in the background he kept telling me everything was going to be alright! Scared me to death!Deneice Tompkins (Gurrad)
Domingo was such a jokester. I remember once in Mr. Pulhka's Humanities class Domingo dared me to spit in his hand. Well, me being the tom-boy that I was I did it. Then, Domingo slurped it up. I will never forget later that week when he brought me in a 45 (you know a record) that had the song You Take My Breath Away. He definitely took my breath away(from laughing hysterically) throughout our times at MMHS & LCC. Domingo, you were a sweet soul.