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Donald Sigmund

DC lost a prominent businessman, philanthropist and passionate Skins fan recently, with the death of Donald Sigmund, here with his wife, Innocents at Risk founder Deborah Sigmund. He was the president of Wolf & Cohen life insurance firm for 40 years, and a big supporter of DC Central Kitchen, Washington Hospital Center, Second Genesis and his beloved alma mater, Washington & Lee. Father of Vornado’s Wright Sigmund, Don was thrilled to attend his son’s recent wedding in Mexico to Natalie Grigorian. He will be missed by many, especially on football game days; there was no bigger fan.

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