Condolence: Dear Ardith, I am very sorry that you are faced with the loss of your dear husband of seventeen years. Many people were cheered by his gift of music, which he shared so generously. His challenges of failing health are over; without a doubt, his spirit is alive and well, accompanying you every minute. Sending you my most loving condolences and wishes for your happiness and good health. Margaret Paterson, Ottawa, ON

Condolence: Dear Ardith, remembering our lovely times at Halifax West and the many lunches and chats we shared, we are thinking of you at this time and offering our sincere condolences on your loss.

Condolence: My sympathy to family members. Don was my first supervisor at CIBC in the early 70's. Many fond memories of " the good old days ".

Condolence: We extend our deepest sympathy to Ardith, Barbara, Robert and Michelle. We have many fond memories spent celebrating birthdays with Don, At Berwick Camp, in Halifax and Lunenburg. We will miss him.

Condolence: Over the past few years Don and Ardith were a part of our church at Northwest, and we miss them. Having known Ardith at West End Baptist Church, Lawson and I always felt welcome in their home when they were well and living there. Even after their health failed, Don and Ardith continued to come to Northwest, and were a support to me when Lawson passed away five years ago. Ardith, we still sing the 'Amens" at the end of each hymn as Don requested. God bless.

Condolence: Our sincere sympathy to Ardith and other members of Don's family. We have many fond memories of time spent with Don and later years with Don and Ardith. Don drove us in his car from the church to the wedding reception at our wedding 47 yrs. ago He always remembered our anniversary and would send a card each year. We have visited him many times in Lunenburg and always had a warm welcome. He will be missed in his community. Fondly remembered by his Moncton friends. Dave and Jane Manuel