Donald E. Linthicum
September 18, 1953 ~ March 12, 2019
Donald E. Linthicum, 65, of Mooresville passed away suddenly March 12, 2019. Don was born September 18, 1953, in Beech Grove, Indiana to the late Link and Janet (Carothers) Linthicum.
Don worked 15 years in the Aerospace Industry. He later moved his career into being a facility engineer and property manager for several companies for over 40 years. Don was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Mooresville and advocate for the NRA. He enjoyed camping, karaoke, horse shoes, MOPAR vehicles, gun enthusiast, but most of all spending time with his family. A devoted husband, father, and grandfather; Don will be greatly missed by his loving family.
Survivors include his loving wife of 44 years, Lorraine (Parsons) Linthicum of Mooresville; sons, David (Amanda) Linthicum of Martinsville and Jason (Angelina) Linthicum of Camby; a daughter, Rachel (Justin) Fox of Mooresville; brothers, Mike (Debbie) Linthicum of Mooresville, David (Bobbi) Linthicum of Mooresville;, and Steven Linthicum of Indianapolis; sisters, Karen (Tony) Giandalia of Camby, Teresa Garard of Mooresville, Brenda (Michael) Corcoran of Plainfield, and Lisa Linthicum of Mooresville; and grandchildren, Noah, Kaitlyn, Jada, Ellie, Sophie, Lillyann, and Rowan.
A celebration of Donald E. Linthicum will be held Saturday March 16, 2019 from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m., in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville, with a memorial service following at 2:00 p.m. Final care and arrangements have been entrusted to Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory. Visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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Since you left us, a constant movie of memories have been playing in my mind. The most memorable is when dad couldn’t be there to give me away on my wedding day, you stepped up and took his place. Donnie you were my dance partner when we would go out . You were there for me when I needed you most. We shared so many good times together and some sad times too . Never did a day go by that I did not love you. I have missed you and I will always miss you until the day comes that I will join you in heaven. I love you! Brenda
I have So many Wonderful memories of being with the Linthicum family. Many river trips and renting cabins. I will hold them close to my Heart. Don You were & will Always be My Dad’s Best Friendߑ̰ߒ™I know My Dad was there to greet You Home, with a huge Smile saying ” Heeeeyyyyyyy Jukes”ߒœ Love You DonߘRest in Peaceߒœ
I remember when we worked at SPS. My Mom was crazy about you. We all were. Your smile, joking around. Can’t say RIP ! I don’t see that at all ! Donny , Keep them laughing. Oh a lil hug and kiss to my Mama please. Until we all gather at the River ! GODS Blessings for your family you left behind. ߙϰߒٰߒڰߒۢݤ☝️
You and your family was ALWAYS one of my favorite families!! I actually considered you framily! You always brightened the room with your sense of humor and jokes!!! Sure lit up my bar!!! I will miss you so much Don but heaven gained a great person! Love ya buddy ߘ°ߒ™
I love you so my uncle Donnie, I miss you.
So many memories of my Big Brother Don!!! But most of all I will miss my nighty calls… Mike
First of all I want to tell you how much I love you and you will truly be missed in till we meet again love you ❤️
Lorraine I am so sorry.
You introduced me to my future wife. That was 32 years ago. Our anniversary is Monday. This is the best thing anybody has ever done for me. We’ll miss you.
From the first time we met at SPS we hit it off. He introduced me to his family and we had many good times we saw all the good fights together. I will miss you my brother may God shine his light on you. Love you.
My first memory that was created with Don was on my first Linthicum family river trip. At the time Brenda and I were still dating, I was at the age of 17. At that age I had never worked on a vehicle before. On the evening before we left Don was busy and asked me if I knew how to rotate tires. I was trying to impress the big brother and I said “sure I know how.” Well, I removed and rotated all of the tires. Wow, I was proud of myself. The next day we took off. While we were in the middle of the desert all of the tires started to wobble. We pulled over and found many broken studs on all of the tires. Oh, I rotated all the tires but I had installed all of the lug nuts on backwards. He did not say much or show much emotion. He had me help him correctly install the lug nuts and then on our way we went. At the time he had a boat we called Bubbles. I asked him if I could ski first. He said OK and took me out. Well within five minutes the prop broke. I remember him saying “what the heck Brenda, is this guy bad luck?” Although the boating part of the trip was over we still had a great time. Don, thank you for the forty years of great memories. Give my father a hug and when my time comes I will see you at the gates. I will miss you very much. Murphy
Dove in memory of Donald E. Linthicum
To my brother Donnie. We have enjoyed all our special moments. When we went camping in Irvine you showed up, me and Mike were taking our tents down because we were burning the logs for parking and got kick out of the park. I love you big brother until we meet at the gates of heaven.
Rest In Peace Donnie!
Good times! You kept everyone smiling! Love you, Donnie! My life will not be the same without you in it.
I HOPE I MAKE IT TO HEAVEN SO WE CAN HANG OUT AND LAUGH OUR BUTTS OFF!!!!! I LOVE YOU AND RAINE AND YOUR FAMILY FOREVER…SO NO GOODBYES…JUST SEE YA LATER PICKLE POOCH! not sorry about the caps…wanted to be sure you read mine first!!!