Birth date: Sep 26, 1941 Death date: Jun 17, 2018
Don B Kettle arrived to his earthly home on September 26, 1941 to his loving parents Marvin and Dorothy in Ballard, Utah. He was raised on the family farm where he learned to work hard. After graduating high school, he served a me Read Obituary
Don was a wonderful person. He went on all welfare assignment and was always there on Saturday early to help clean the church. He was quite and went along with everyone. . never complained. His family will miss him. The smile on his face is telling us
that he is very Happy, with our father in Heaven and still has this smile.
He showed Love to everyone he came in contact with.
Volet Wilson
Don was such a wonderful man. He had a quiet strength and a tangible spiritual feeling about him. Just being near him, you could tell without question that he knew and loved his Savior. I had the opportunity to work with him in several callings, and you could always rely on Don to come through, regardless of personal difficulties. He was strong and faithful, and I am proud to say that I knew him. The world is certainly a little dimmer now that he is on the other side of the veil.
Don took a genuine interest in the lives of those he came across. Mine was no exception. I appreciate all the time he put into his work, his faith and with those he cared for. I will miss you beyond words.
We will miss you Don you were a true friend to us and taught us how to be giving. Sending Love and good memories to all his family and friends, Don touched our life and we will never forget him.
All our love
Holli Aaron and Jim McReynolds and
Lillie Anderton
Don was a true disciple of Christ. He was close to the spirit. I saw many over the years blessed through his priesthood and diligent service. He and I were home teaching companions for many years. I know of his patience and kind disposition first hand. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Bill Massey
I will surely miss Don. He and I served together for many years as home teachers and as ward missionaries serving the neighbors and members of the ward. Don was a spiritual giant. Oh he didn't get up and loudly preach the gospel of Jesus Christ but he lived it and if you ever were with him when he prayed, you knew that he loved his Savior Jesus Christ and his Father in Heaven and that they loved him.
I told my wife that when he reached the other side there would be a wonderful embrace from his Elder Brother to welcome him home.
I'm glad that I had the opportunity in this life to rub shoulders with Don.
John and Anna Jo Wayne
