Don White Obituary

In memoryam

Don is an awesome man loving God , always so happy and enjoy life to it fullest and loving friends,thanks for being my friend.

in memoryam

Yvonne & Family: I recently learned of your Brother's passing. Don was my classmate during our formative years at good old ICS. May you find peace and know that he was a good guy. Take Care.

My God bless you in this time of sorrow

To the White family,I extend my deepest sympathy to you all.Don was truly a blessed and destined person to always excel in whatever he did in life.I was his nieghbor three house down on Nassau Street,also now with the same last name White,had two children on Nassau Street,Carlos,whom passed in 2013,and Pamela Durant.Sister and Nephew Curtis Ancrum across the street 35 Nassau and 30 Nassau.Don was always a joy to be around as a child to an adult,always making someone laugh.He was always dear to my heart,as a younger friend to an older friend.He will truly be missed,truly his smile will never leave my mind.Be blessed family,RIP for Don.

Hello Yvonne and the White family. I'm so sorry for your loss and wanted you to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you.

I knew Don at Coker College and always admired his talents and individuality. So sad to hear of the passing of this iconic, free spirit.

It was always a joy when Don joined with the Bethel choir singing.We have missed him Neltie and bob Linker

Heaven gained another angel. RIP Uncle Don. You will be truly missed. I will cherish all the memories we had

May you rest peacefully Uncle Don. I will never forget you. Love you JJ

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I am saddened by Don White's death. While he still could he often attended Holy Cross Faith Memorial Episcopal Church, Pawleys Island with his good friend Suzy Bateman. We have missed his gentle presence among us.

Mrs. Naomi, sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to you and the rest of the family. Ours is a relationship that goes back to grade school at ICS. Don was truly in a class by himself, an outstanding artist. May God comfort you. Sincerely, Elinor Holmes Coaxum and Family

My sorrow goes out to my adopted family. Rest in peace, Don! Family be strong! Love to all of you!

Mel and I are so sorry to hear about Don. I so enjoyed working with him during my time as Parish Administrator at St. Stephens. We also have fond memories of our times to Georgtown to visit with him. Our prayers are with his family during this difficult time.

Condolences to Mom Naomi and my extended family. God blessed Charleston's eastside with many gifted individuals, but none like Don. I really enjoyed being in his company over the years, while living two doors up Nassau Street and after leaving home and returning for vacations, holidays, special and not so special occasions. He was a great motivator and role model who taught and exposed many of us to the finer things in life, especially music, cooking, the arts and fashion. He will always be remembered. No more pain. Rest in peace dear friend, rest in peace.

H. Don White as I affectionally called him. Not only was he a great neighbor and partner-in-crime he was also my extended family. We shared the same last name but different parents. You see we grew up together on Nassau Street, 2 doors apart. No blood relation but you would not have known that. When Don took sick I never visited him because I did not want to see him in that manner. I will always cherish the love and affection we had for each other. He never told me no. A true friend and brother indeed. Sleep on my friend and brother. I will always love you.

Don was a gifted organist and a dedicated advocate of the best in church music. All of us in the Charleston Chapter of the American Guild of Organists mourn his death and extend our prayers and sympathy. As chaplain of the Charleston AGO, I also personally offer my condolences.

- a very fine Organist and Minister of Music. My condolences to the family.

Don was my classmate, neighbor, friend and partner-in-crime. My love for organ music is all due to his fantastic talent - we spent many nights at St. Patrick's, he played while I sat mesmerized. A great guy!

I would like to extend both mine and my family's condolences to our friends the White family in these sad times. Don was really a one of a kind person and he will be missed for both his talents and his great embrace of life. May he rest in the peace and the comfort of God's love.

I have been a part of this family all my life.I feel the pain of Don' s illness and his passing along side his family.Words aren't enough to describe my feelings as you know.
Don will be with Bobby,Jestine,and Robert ,true unconditional love.
Always,Dana