Birth date: Nov 6, 1951 Death date: May 8, 2017
White, Donald L. "Donnie", Jr. , age 65, of Xenia, formerly of Bellbrook, passed away Monday, May 8th, 2017 at Greene Memorial Hospital. Donnie was born November 6th, 1951 in Dayton to Donald White and Virginia (Burns) White. Do Read Obituary
Anyone who lived in Bellbrook knew Donnie. He was a kind and gentle soul and always greeted everyone with a smile. He taught many individuals the true meaning of exceptance and compassion. \r\nIn honor of Donny, I nominate the City of Bellbrook to name a street after him, after all, he was \"Mr Bellbrook\". \r\nMay his families grief be consoled by the outpouring of love from those of us that remember Donnie, and the memories that remain forever embedded in our hearts.
My prayers for God's peace and comfort to Donnie's Mom and family. We have been friends for many years. He was more like family. We talked on the phone every day. I am glad he thought of my family as his family. I will miss him so much. Especially playing cards, Chines food and coloring Easter eggs,which he loved doing every year. I know you are with Jesus now. I can see you smiling now.
I first met Donnie when he was 18 years old and I worked with his dad for many years. He has been a regular fixture in my life ever since. Even after the move to Xenia, he stayed in contact on a regular basis. He always seemed to be the first to know any breaking news in Bellbrook. Donnie is better known in Bellbrook than anyone else I know. He had a very large circle of friends and will be missed. We know Donnie will be standing alongside his dad keeping an eye on Bellbrook.
Donnie was always one of those people that made you smile. He was a constant light in our small community. He will be missed by anyone that knew him. RIP Donnie Lifting you all up in prayer \ud83d\ude4f
Back in the 70's, I worked at the \"Sohio\" gas station in downtown Bellbrook. I have fond memories of Donnie's frequent visits and his wonderful sense of humor. Anyone who lived in Bellbrook could count on seeing Donnie riding his bike through town. He will be greatly missed.\r\n\r\nMay God bless & keep you Donnie!
Having lived in this community for 58 years, I can say that Donnie was \"Bellbrook.\" I would love to know how many miles he's walked in Bellbrook during his lifetime. Condolences to his family and all of those who called him friend. May your sweet soul rest in eternal peace, Donnie.
Donnie was a fixture at the Lion's Club Carnival. I remember seeing him there every year that I attended. RIP Donnie.
Dear Aunt Ginny and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of coming to your house when I was a kid. Donnie was always so kind. I remember him offering us Pepsi from his little refrigerator. I also remember how much he loved my sister Debbie lol. May you find Pease and comfort knowing he is with our Lord.\r\nI love you\r\nCindy
Our sympathy to Don's family. We got to know Don over the past few years on his visits to Groceryland. Don was always concerned about our well being. Tom and Mike Neeld, and the staff at Neeld Funeral Home, Xenia.
With deepest sympathy.
