Obituary for Don Hoke
Don R. Hoke, 60, died on Sunday, August 2, 2020. He graduated from Northside High School in 1978.
Don was currently employed by Titus Trucking and previously with Double Envelope for 40 years.
He was predeceased by his father, Frank and grandparents, Helen and Raymond Leake.
Don was known as ‘Hokey Pokey” to his hiking friends and hiked the Appalachian Trail and enjoyed many walks with his mom on the Greenway.
Don also loved working on his antique cars and showing them. He had lots of friends too many to name and truly enjoyed their friendships. Donald enjoyed watching his favorite baseball, the Washington Nationals with both TV and in person. He took his mom on wonderful excursions to their baseball teams during spring training and enjoyed many hiking excursions.
Don is survived by his mother, Rachel; sisters, Alice (Mitch), Sandy and Wendy; niece, Courtney (Skylar); nephew, Jason (Ona); and great-nephew, Elias and his girlfriend, Beverly.
Due to COVID-19, we are having a private ceremony. Please make donations to Friends of the Blue Ridge and RATC. Online condolences may be shared with the family by visiting www.oakeys.com.
Don was currently employed by Titus Trucking and previously with Double Envelope for 40 years.
He was predeceased by his father, Frank and grandparents, Helen and Raymond Leake.
Don was known as ‘Hokey Pokey” to his hiking friends and hiked the Appalachian Trail and enjoyed many walks with his mom on the Greenway.
Don also loved working on his antique cars and showing them. He had lots of friends too many to name and truly enjoyed their friendships. Donald enjoyed watching his favorite baseball, the Washington Nationals with both TV and in person. He took his mom on wonderful excursions to their baseball teams during spring training and enjoyed many hiking excursions.
Don is survived by his mother, Rachel; sisters, Alice (Mitch), Sandy and Wendy; niece, Courtney (Skylar); nephew, Jason (Ona); and great-nephew, Elias and his girlfriend, Beverly.
Due to COVID-19, we are having a private ceremony. Please make donations to Friends of the Blue Ridge and RATC. Online condolences may be shared with the family by visiting www.oakeys.com.