Don MCGOWAN

I remember Don and Rosemary well from the " People in Conflict " days when My father Bill McCallum was a counsellor and Don was the moderator. They spent some fun time together during that time and Dad even did a few movie reviews on a following program of Don´s. My most sincere condolences to Rosemary and family. Geoff McCallum Cranbrook BC

He was a Montreal star broadcaster for many years. There will never b another like him. RIP.

Dear Rosemary and family, My heartfelt sympathies to you and your family following the loss of your dear Don. The loss of a cherished family member is difficult to accept. Hopefully special memories will help us both to cope. God bless you all. Sincerely, Carleen Griffith

Don was one of kind, a huge talent and so fun to work with. He made me laugh all day long. Everyone who worked with him had the time of their lives! So fortunate to have many wonderful memories of Don! Deborah MacDonald

I drove from Ottawa today to stop by the funeral home to pay my respects. I grew up in Park Ex, lived in Montreal for many years. 405 Ogilvy Ave was a place we all knew.Technology in the 70's and 80's meant the 6pm and 11pm news were vital sources of information. We trusted Don and the rest of the CFCF crew. We invited them into our houses nightly and got to know them. Thank you Don.

Fond memories of Don from CFCF days. Condolences to Rosemary and family John H. Krug

My memories of Don are indeed special and extremely memorable. May he rest in peace.

Deepest sympathy to Rosemary and family we had the pleasure of knowing you and Don in the 60s when we lived in Montreal Peter first met him at CFCF and always enjoyed his great sense of humour Enjoyed Travel Travel Brings back many happy memories. Sue and Peter Sisam

When I lived in Montreal, I remember watching Don on CFCF. He was a fine and interesting man with charisma. Tom Healy Gatineau, Quebec