Don’s wry sense of humour and understated wisdom was appreciated whether it was seen in the many years of curling together or on the golf course or at work. His sterling character and loyal friendship will always be cherished.
To Don's Family,
My condolences to you on the passing of your wonderful Dad.
What an amazing and outstanding man!
Although he worked at Head Office, we were fortunate to participate in many events and activities as a whole Catholic Schools system staff.
Always a smile and a good conversation, we all admired and appreciated Don for his exemplary work and dedication to Catholic Education. Thank you Don!
Jan Olesko
My sincere condolences to Don’s girls and their families. I worked with your dad for many years. We sure had a lot of laughs. I also had the pleasure of curling against him at the teacher bonspiels. He was so proud of his girls, his grandchildren and Blair. He loved following Blair around the circuit and we looked forward to hearing the stories of these trips upon his return. He was a true gentleman and a trusted friend. His worth ethic was second to none. He will be missed. ❤️❤️
To Don’s girls and all his family - I’m so sorry to hear of the loss of such a good man. I worked with Don for many years and he was the best boss anyone could ever ask for. And always the gentleman; we shared a lot of interests and working with him was a real pleasure. Jackie and I knew all about his girls as he spoke about you all often. We also had great fun pulling pranks on him. I’m so sorry he didn’t get to have a longer and healthier retirement. Treasure your fond memories.
Dana, Terry, Leah, so sorry to read about your Dad passing. I remember the conversations we would have about you girls growing up when we all lived on 6A . He was such a proud dad and loved you guys so much.
