Met Don after I retired and joined him in his part time job. I was impressed with his dedication to detail and how he enjoyed just walking. He will be missed, great man and was always willing to help. My condolences to his family, I know he will be missed, but we will enjoy his memories for a long time.
Don alway was the completely devoted family man . To love and protect his family and service his community was always his goal. And he was a huge winner . He did all that with his whole heart. A life well lived. Prayers and sympathy to his family. Linny Jake and Luke send regards to Bonnie, Paula, Jeff and their boys Connor and Brandon, Denise and extended family and friends .
Don was one of our Retention Officers for the big races held at Woodbine and Mohawk. His sense of humour was second to none and he always kept us entertained. It was a pleasure to have Don included in the group.
My deepest condolences to Don’s family.
When Jim and I reminisce of Pigeon Lake Trailer Park, ‘Fish’s name will come up every time. We remember happy times of baseball played during the summer (and winter) and speak of the yearly Saturday afternoon in August “party” which took many of us down by supper. Fish would add his colourful commentary for a great time. He was known around the park as the first and last to hold out for sporting shorts during the trailer season and for his signature aviator sunglasses. Always a greeting to those who passed by, Fish our memories of you are remembered with love.
So sorry to hear, and thinking of you family in the sad loss of Don. A huge void for you all.
I do remember laughter when with Don. I could see a proud Papa and devoted husband as he shared on facebook.
Rest in peace free from your struggles Don.
May you find strength in his life well lived, good memories and the love you share.
Blessings,
Joanie