Condolence: Was today reminded of Don and what a likeable man he was. I enjoyed working with him for the BAC

Condolence: Dear Joyce and family, On behalf of the Historical Society of Ottawa, I would like to express our sincerest condolences on the loss of your husband, father, and our friend. Among Don’s countless contributions as a Director of our Society, most notable was his and Joyce’s sorting, cataloging, and management of the transfer and sale of some 4,000 military badges in 2011 – which is still among the most important projects in recent HSO history. We are grateful for his participation in our Society, were enriched by his involvement, and will miss him. With kindest regards, Karen Lynn Ouellette HSO President

Condolence: My wife and I have known Don and Joyce since they joined St. Aidan's many years ago and participated in many church activities together. Don made an excellent, majestic, Red King in our Christmas Pageant which I directed. Don was an ardent supporter of many activities at St. Aidan's including BAC, bazaars, dinner-dances, breakfasts, committees, church repairs etc. His cottage at Johnson Lake is only a few kilometers from our cottage on Grey's Lake (Mecham Lake) and we often met at the store or hotel in Ladysmith. We will miss you, Don. Mary and Weldon

Condolence: Joyce and Family: Don was an inspiration to all who knew him. We especially remember his joyful presence and many of St. Aidan's functions. He will be missed immensely. He is now in God's ever abiding presence.

Condolence: Dave, So sorry to hear of the passing of your father. You and your entire family are in our thoughts and prayers, during this difficult time. The Harrison's

Condolence: My dearest Joyce and Family, I am deeply sorry to hear of Don’s death. I will miss seeing Don at the 8 a.m. Sunday service at St. Aidan’s. He was a wonderful husband and father. Don was always welcoming to our bridge group when we played at their house. He was such a caring friend who we will miss very much. Love, Lillian

Condolence: I joined St. Aidans about 1973 and got to know Don and Joyce quite well over the years. Don was a pillar of the church and the BAC, and was a man of God and a real gentleman. He will be missed by all who knew him. My sincere condolences to his family. May his memory be a blessing to you.

Condolence: Joyce and family I enjoyed knowing Don for several years as a member of the Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen. When you later joined our monthly luncheons as did my wife Roslyn we both had the pleasure of knowing both of you. Now Roslyn and I join in sending our condolences for your loss. He was quite a man. Don and Roslyn Butler

Condolence: I joined the OMMC in 1884 and first met Don there. Over the yeas he was a great help to us. He always had time was approachable , helpful and supportive in many ways. While our paths have not crossed for a few years he is very fondly remembered. He will be missed by all who had the good fortune to have had him in their circles.

Condolence: My sympathy to the family on the passing of a husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. I am so pleased I had the chance to meet him at some family events. All the happy memories will support you all during this difficult time. Terri Cody

Condolence: My sincere condolences to Don's family. As the (now retired) curator of the Hamilton Military Museum, I spent many enjoyable moments with Don through The Organization of Military Museums of Canada for many years.

Condolence: To Joyce, Donna, Sue, Dave and family Sincere condolences in your loss Fitting I was out lake trout fishing when I received word of Don's passing I remember many a Friday nights on Johnston Lake where he would be out fishing at his point off the island A true gentleman and highly respected. Again so very sorry for your loss, may he rest in peace. Paul and Pamela Laframboise

Condolence: To Joyce and all the Carrington family, So sorry to hear about the passing of Don. May he rest in peace. Lana Shaw Bytown Museum