Birth date: Aug 4, 1933 Death date: May 25, 2020
For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. A time to be born and a time to die. A time to plant and a time to harvest. A time to kill and a time to heal. A time to tear down and a time to build up. A Read Obituary
To the Palmer family,
Your mother and father were loving neighbors. I can only say how great it was to have them as neighbors. If there was something that you were in need of, they would try to fulfill the need. Your farther was able to notarize my medical directive the day before my surgery in 2012. He was a gracious man who would help out wherever he could. Thank you for sharing him with us in Cameron Grove.
Ms. Kitty Dawson
Rest peacefully Uncle Donald, you will be missed. Give hugs to Aunt Dolly and my Grandma as well as many others who have passed in our family. Miss you all! Sending my condolences.
To the family of the honorable Mr. Palmer Sr., you have my deepest condolences.
It hurts to hear this. RiP Unc I wish I had a chance to get to know you -cliffton 😔
My father was a Redskins season ticket holder for over 40 years. He thoroughly enjoyed going to the Redskin games and participated in the talegate festivities. He even had an opportunity to go to the Super Bowl in 1982. He also, loved all kinds of sports, football, basketball, baseball and golf to name a few.
I'm so glad I had an opportunity to have a special relationship with my dad. We talked about everything, especially sports, politics as well as stories about Viet Nam, as well was him working at Cental High School, teaching the kids about Aero space and working at the Verizon Center. He was extremely active and loved to hand dance. He also loved telling jokes.
Two days before my father passed. He had his nurse call me and he told me that he didn't think he was going to pull through this ordeal. He then asked me to pray with him. We prayed the sinner's prayer together and he accepted the Lord
Jesus Christ as his personal Savior. He told me he was not afraid to die.
I rejoice with my dad knowing he is not suffering any longer nor is he in any pain. I'm going to miss him very much. My heart is very sad knowing, I won't be able to laugh and talk with him. But I rejoice knowing, I will see him again.
You've fought a good fight, your course is now finish. Now, rest in peace. Love Hutty
Dad, as I always called you, I will sorely miss you. The many talks we had about politics, current events, life, and sports (especially the Redskins), always gave me great joy. I remember nearly five years ago asking for your blessing of having your daugher's (Hutty) hand in marriage. Excitedly you said you couldn't be happier. I then told you that I'll take care of your baby girl forevermore. I honored you as a son would give honor to his father, and you treated me with the upmost respect and kindness, while imparting your life-filed wisdom. I love you Dad and will never forget you. Until we meet again, your son-inlaw, Bunny.
Can't believe your actually gone Poppa. Can't believe its actually your face in the photo. Thank you for raising me and making me the woman I am today. Kiss Grandma & My Mom for me. Love you Always & Forever.
Poppa will be sorely missed! He was like a grandfather to me and was always so sweet and caring! My prayers are with the Palmer family especially my best friend Janelle! R.I.P. Poppa
