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[[Frank Cheatham]], a retired CU administrator, noted that Bishop "wore many hats. ... He was always interested in the success of student-athletes, and he spent many hours working with students to help them succeed. Most importantly, Don always lived his life showing his love for the Lord."<ref name=bio/> CU athletics director James A. "Jim" Hardy (born 1962) called Bishop "the administrative foundation" on which the current athletics programs are built: "Don taught me to always remember to use the platform of sports to show people [[Jesus]]. He had a huge impact on many in this community as he taught ... thousands, of young people to swim and also served in many capacities at church."<ref name=bio/>
[[Frank Cheatham]], a retired CU administrator, noted that Bishop "wore many hats. ... He was always interested in the success of student-athletes, and he spent many hours working with students to help them succeed. Most importantly, Don always lived his life showing his love for the Lord."<ref name=bio/> CU athletics director James A. "Jim" Hardy (born 1962) called Bishop "the administrative foundation" on which the current athletics programs are built: "Don taught me to always remember to use the platform of sports to show people [[Jesus]]. He had a huge impact on many in this community as he taught ... thousands, of young people to swim and also served in many capacities at church."<ref name=bio/>
Bishop died at the age of eighty-two in Jewish Hospital in [[Louisville]], Kentucky. His services were conducted by his former pastor, [[James Edward Jones]] of Campbellsville. Bishop is interred at Campbellsville Memorial Gardens.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/cknj/obituary.aspx?n=donald-hall-bishop&pid=187719265&fhid=15718|title=Donald Hall Bishop obituary|publisher=''Central Kentucky News Journal''|accessdate=January 4, 2018}}</ref>
Bishop died at the age of eighty-two in Jewish Hospital in [[Louisville]], Kentucky. His services were conducted by his former pastor, [[James Edward Jones]] of Campbellsville. Bishop is interred at Campbellsville Memorial Gardens.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/cknj/obituary.aspx?n=donald-hall-bishop&pid=187719265&fhid=15718|title=Donald Hall Bishop obituary|publisher=''Central Kentucky News Journal''|accessdate=January 4, 2018}}</ref>
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