Contributions to the tribute of Donald R. Jump

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Tuesday, April 2, 2024

To the family of Don Jump, I wish to offer my condolences in his passing. He was a member of the Masonville community, member of the Masonville Fire Department at the same time I lived in Masonville, he also was in the fire department at the same time I was a volunteer. We had many occasions to stand shoulder to shoulder when doing different things for the community and when we were in the fire department. He was aways a gentle man and I had an endearing respect for him in his ability as a fire fighter. Many a time when the department needed him, he was there ready to do whatever was asked of him. My mind was alway at ease when I knew Don and the rest of the Jump family showed up on a scene to get to the business we had to do. I appreciated his military service and his volunteer service. This man had a great laugh ( it was unique) to Don. You could tell when he was around by the laugh, that big smile, and a twinkle in his eye. The last time I had the honor to see him, it was like the first time I met him, a big Smile and a man’s handshake. I knew then, he was the real deal. So Donny, Thanks for everything, the help, laughs, smiles, and our trials in service. You will be missed by all. RIP Charlie Carvin

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Greg Henn posted a symbolic gesture

Sunday, March 31, 2024

Sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Donald Jump. We thank him for his service to his country.

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Gale & Charlie Goodrich posted a condolence

Friday, March 29, 2024

Norma, Arnie and families, Sorry for the loss of your brother.

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Linda Lee Bickos lit a candle

Thursday, March 28, 2024

Arnie & family, I was sorry to hear of Don's passing. It has been years since I've seen him but I'll remember his jolly self and laugh. Peace to you all and God Bless.