Don Rundle was one of my first friends when I moved from Bay in 6th grade. He loved music and introduced me to ELO. We stayed friends through high school and had one great summer before we went our seperate ways off to college. Don and I reunited and he was in my wedding party. We later connected at a Shell station some years later... Always a caring guy, a good guy,a very funny guy and one whom you might remember his love for British sports cars (pale yellow MG) as his was usually broken down in the back row of the school parking lot.. I heard he bar tended at the Greenville some years later. Sadly, I didn't hear of his passing till abount a year later.
We miss you Don..Your a good man, and a good heart.... God bless.
Brian O'Donnell
Don Rundle was one of my first friends when I moved from Bay in 6th grade. He loved music and introduced me to ELO. We stayed friends through high school and had one great summer before we went our seperate ways off to college. Don and I reunited and he was in my wedding party. We later connected at a Shell station some years later... Always a caring guy, a good guy,a very funny guy and one whom you might remember his love for British sports cars (pale yellow MG) as his was usually broken down in the back row of the school parking lot.. I heard he bar tended at the Greenville some years later. Sadly, I didn't hear of his passing till abount a year later.
We miss you Don..Your a good man, and a good heart.... God bless.
Bod ...Class of 76'