It is with broken hearts and profound sadness that we share the passing of Hunter Donaldson of Littleton, Colorado, who tragically lost his life in a drowning accident on October 20th, 2025. Hunter’s passing has left a deep void in the lives of his family, friends, and everyone fortunate enough to know him. His presence was larger than life—steady, warm, and filled with kindness. To know him was to feel deeply loved, truly seen, and always supported.
Hunter is survived by his devoted wife, Shannon Donaldson, and their two cherished daughters, Carter and Reese, who were the center of his world. His family was his greatest joy and deepest source of pride. Hunter approached fatherhood with tenderness and intention, finding endless happiness in coaching soccer games, attending school events, and spending quiet moments together at home. He adored watching his daughters grow, encouraging them to explore the world with curiosity and courage. His love for Shannon and their girls was unwavering—an anchor of strength and security that defined every part of his being.
Born and raised in Colorado, Hunter embodied the adventurous, free-spirited essence of his home state. He loved the outdoors—whether hiking through the Rockies, skiing down fresh snow, or simply enjoying a peaceful evening with family under the open sky. His appreciation for life’s simple moments was contagious; he had a rare gift for making every experience meaningful and memorable. Friends recall his easy laugh, his warm hugs, and his ability to make anyone feel valued.
Professionally, Hunter was admired not only for his intelligence and work ethic but also for his compassion and integrity. Colleagues remember him as a natural leader—someone who listened before he spoke, who approached challenges with creativity and calm, and who inspired those around him to bring their best selves to every task. He had a way of turning workplaces into communities, fostering teamwork and friendship wherever
