Donald C. Chubb, Jr.
Donald C. Chubb, Jr., of Newtown, Pa, age 47, died peacefully at home on May 13th, 2025, after a short battle with cancer. He is pre-deceased in death by his father Donald C. Chubb, Sr. (1986). He is survived and will be missed by his beloved longtime partner, Leslie Brostrom. Dear son of Patricia Chubb Johnson (Kenny), Donald will be missed by his 5 sisters, Stephanie Chubb, Andrea Swenson (Brian), Amy Chubb, Judy Tarson (Mike), Wendy Knorr (Kenny), his step-brother, Kenneth Johnson. Also survived by his nieces and nephews, James Swenson, Kara Dando, Chaz Dando, and Nova Johnson, as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. A Celebration of life will be announced at a later date.
Dear Chubb family, Leslie, and all those close to Donnie, Alan, the girls, and I send our warmest condolences for your loss, and have been truly saddened by Donnie's suffering over the past several months, as well as the hardship that it has brought to all of you. We hope you find comfort in his peace, and in the wonderful and fun memories of him that are with you forever. So glad that in the past couple of years, Alan and I have had some very nice conversations with Donnie, and got to know the friendly, neighborly, generous, and gentlemanly man that he was. He will be missed by many, and not forgotten.
Dear Patty, I am so sorry for your and your family’s loss of your son. I cannot comprehend that when we were kids we never thought of such horrible scenarios. It’s unbelievable. I love you and please call me when you can. I understand. I’m thinking about you.
Donnie was smart and funny and along with Leslie, my dog Ben's friend, trainer and dog whisperer...and a friend. He is sorely missed - he is in heaven, resting, with no more suffering. 💕
Donnie was smart and funny and along with Leslie, my dog Ben’s friend, trainer and dog whisperer…and a friend. He is sorely missed – he is in heaven, resting, with no more suffering. 💕
Dear Patty, I am so sorry for your and your family’s loss of your son. I cannot comprehend that when we were kids we never thought of such horrible scenarios. It’s unbelievable. I love you and please call me when you can. I understand. I’m thinking about you.
Dear Chubb family, Leslie, and all those close to Donnie,
Alan, the girls, and I send our warmest condolences for your loss, and have been truly saddened by Donnie’s suffering over the past several months, as well as the hardship that it has brought to all of you. We hope you find comfort in his peace, and in the wonderful and fun memories of him that are with you forever.
So glad that in the past couple of years, Alan and I have had some very nice conversations with Donnie, and got to know the friendly, neighborly, generous, and gentlemanly man that he was.
He will be missed by many, and not forgotten.