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Michael Samuel Donaldson, born on March 4, 1991, in Dallas, Texas, passed away on June 22, 2026, in Royse City, Texas. He was a beloved son, father, husband, brother, grandson, friend and a dedicated professional known for his unwavering commitment to family and his craft.
Michael was the proud son of Michelle Grant and Michael Donaldson, and he cherished his relationships with his extended family, including his step-father Jeffrey Grant and step-mother Susan Donaldson. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Angela Puentes, whose love and unwavering support meant so much to him, along with their cherished children, son Miles Donaldson and daughter Aubree Donaldson, who were the lights of his life. Michael is also survived by his brothers Brian and Mark Donaldson, along with numerous nieces and nephews, including Joshua, Miley, Aliyah, and Andrew Donaldson. His deep connections extended to his step-siblings: Andrew and Alexa Grant, Maggie Wilkins, Amanda Pool, Tim Cramer, Tre Channon, and Jenny Reed. He was lovingly remembered by his grandmother Gippie Jo Donaldson, step-grandmother Doris Ann Grant, and uncles Gary and Kelvin Prock and Casey Brugha , as well as aunts Linda Litchfield and Rickie Lindley .
A skilled plumber, Michael served as a vital part of All-Out Plumbing, embodying the backbone of the company. His proficiency in the plumbing industry was unmatched, and he took great pride in the work he accomplished, earning the respect and admiration of his colleagues. Michael's robust leadership qualities were apparent not only in his work but also in his family life, where he was a steadfast protector and a guiding force.
Throughout his life, Michael was known for his athletic prowess, excelling in all sports during his childhood. His competitive spirit and love for engaging activities carried into adulthood, where he found joy in fishing, appreciating the tranquility it offered. He held a deep sense of patriotism, revering his country's flag and embracing the values it represents.
Michael will be remembered for his deep love for his family, his unwavering commitment to his profession, and his joyful spirit. His legacy will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.
Michael was preceded in death by: Betty Brugha, L.C. Donaldson, Donald Brewer