Donald William Pugh, 88 years, passed away on August 19, 2024, at The Marquardt in Watertown, WI. Don was born on September 24, 1935, the son of Edward J. and Ruby (Davies) Pugh in Watertown, WI. He grew up on a farm in Ixonia, attending a one-room school. He graduated from Watertown High School inContinue Reading
I am so sorry to hear of dons death. I know you loved the man dearly and he was your strength and strong arm.
I am sorry I am not able to send a proper card but my son and I have been ill for the past weeks.
Rachel
So sorry example of a man for us to enulate
Thinking of all of you. Don was always so kind with a big warm smile! How he and Karen put up with all of us when we were younger always amazed me! Sending love to all of you from North Carolina.
My condolences to the family. He was a great guy and made a difference in many people's lives. So glad we took the time to visit last week. Love and hugs, Sue Armstrong
Don was an awesome neighbor to our family and will be greatly missed. Fellow farmers, my dad enjoyed his company. We had lovely visits. Heaven gained an Angel. Sympathy from the entire Butzlaff Family.
Our deepest condolences and sympatathy on your loss.
Brother Don was a Freemason in Rock River Lodge for 63 years. He came to us from Vesper Masonic Lodge when that Lodge closed.
He will be missed by many brothers, family and friends.
Lots of memories here, German St., Lake Lucerne and of course airplanes! I'm sorry for your loss.
My mom had been a tablemate with Don at Park Terrace before my mom passed away last Nov. I always enjoyed sitting at lunch with Don while visiting mom. Don always cracked me up with his humor and stories. He was such a sweetheart. My sympathy to the family.
I am so sorry, Steve. No matter how old a parent, and we know and believe they will be in a better place they will always be missed. Hugs to you and your family.
Our sincere condolences go out to Karen and her family.
Our thoughts and prayers are sent your way.
Our condolences to Karen and her family. I remember him as being very involved in the Mayville community and a volunteer at the Horicon Marsh Center. Our thoughts and prayers.
Margie and Dan Keuler
Our deepest condolences and sympatathy on your loss.
John and Wanda Hisel