Don McInnis

Mike, Bren, Duncan, Logan and Colin,
We send our love and prayers to you and your family at this difficult time.
May your memories and happy times together guide you through the days ahead. We hope that each day will become a little easier and a little brighter.
Lots of love,
Kim, Scott, Alex and Connor Suvanto

Cin,

I am truly saddened to have found out about your dad. I know we have lost touch, but the many years of having you and your whole family in my life was such a blessing. Please give your mom a hug for me and one for you as well.

Don A class guy who was a mentor to many. He always had time for anyone. I have many fond memories of this "Gentlemen" To you Helen and family are love and prayers. God Bless . Bunny and Brian Wilcox

With deep regret we have learned of Don's passing. Don was: Owner,General Manager and President, but above all, he was a
gentleman and a FRIEND.We will never forget his kindness and consideration when we were transfered to Victoria BC. Our third child was born five weeks later and in our hearts Don was her Godfather.
Our love and prayers to all of you, as you mourn your loss. Take good care of yourself Helen and allow yourself to grieve. This will allow your healing to begin.
With...

Barry and I would like to extend our sincere condolences to Helen and the family on the passing of Don. He was a true friend and also a real pleasure in knowing him over the years. He spoke of his family many times and was so proud of all of you. We will miss him dearly.

Dear Helen McInnis and Family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your husband, Father and Grandfather. Don was a mentor and role model to many of us. There was no hypocrisy about him. His personality, integrity and honesty made all our lives a little better!
We will greatly miss him!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Molly & John Stanviloff

Dear McInnis Family,
Our world is less bright with Don's passing....I will miss my phone chats with him and the many chuckles we had together over the years. He hired me on board at Westburne and then became my valued, long-term friend and mentor; he taught me so very well. I always remember his advice on business: "If it will make you a buck, and it's legal and ethical, then do it!" What a great gentleman he was. Don will be missed by many, many people. Please know that my thoughts...