Birth date: May 4, 1929 Death date: Apr 11, 2009
Enochs, Donald J., age 79. A resident of Sterling Heights and formerly of St. Clair Shores. Mr. Enochs passed away at his home on April 11, 2009 after a struggle with heart disease. He was born on May 4, 1929 in Sullivan County, I Read Obituary
Let me tell you about our Dad he was the best father that could be. We have so many wonderful memories. He was always ready to be included in any of our activities. So when we camped, dune bugged, bowled, played cards had any family function he was ready. He loved golf, bowling, cards and so many other thing. We miss him so very much.
First of all how lucky are we- so blessed to of had Grandpa in our lives!!!!! We have so many fond memories-holiday gatherings in the St Clair Shores basement, what a Great Host granpa always was!!! Always made you feel so welcomed. Then those days at the cottage in Harrison-not to mention dune buggy days! Now how many people can say that about their granpa! We Can!
I am sure he touched so many hearts in so many ways-we will miss him dearly and treasure him always.
Kim, Mike Alex & Alicia Smith
Our hearts hurt for the loss of Grandpa Jack. He was a kind-hearted and loving man. I have been with this family my lifetime. Grandpa Jack was my grandfather figure and I thank him for that. I will never forget the dune buggy ride he took me on when we went flying over that hill, took air and came down so hard his head hit and cracked the windshield. He wasn't as tame as he looked. We will miss him, too. All our love, Tim, Karen, Jack and Mary-Margaret
Mr. Enochs was a kind and gentle man who always made you feel welcome in his home. We have many fond memories growing up as teenagers (Dan, Tom, Mark) hanging out at Dan's house, camping in the backyard, finishing the SCS basement, or working on a car. I recall the summer after Dan's mom died Mr. Enochs took us to Cedar Point and once to Indiana for his family reunion.
No matter what mischief we got into you never heard him raise his voice. A special quality from a special man. He will be missed.
With Deepest Sympathy, Mark & Cathy Deldin
