Donald James Ireland

Heartfelt condolences to Sue, Gord, Victoria & Donald's family, We are thinking of you during this very difficult time. John & Deanne

Jana....I’m so sorry to hear of your loss...where words fail to console and ease your pain, please know I hold you close in my heart at this time.

I am so saddened to hear of Dons passing. I first met Don many many years ago while working with him at Lakehill Meats. I would meet up with time to time and worked again briefly with him at Thrifty’s. I remember him as a great guy, easy going and fun to be with. I fondly remember him as a great boss and the respect he showed to people he worked with. He will be missed.
My condolences to his family and friends

Hadn't seen Don in years, but he was a great guy and a solid team mate. Andrew, Matthew and I were all saddened to read this and our family sends our best to yours.

Don you truly were an amazing friend.....I will cherish my memories and laughter we shared together.......RIP my friend.

Don and I were friends since we were months old. We grew up together, no play dates .... just back and forth from each other’s house ... everyday. We were fortunate to be so close ... especially after we lost our dad when we were young. My sister and I were always included in the big station wagon with wood trim, every Saturday night going to Western Speedway ... or to Elk Lake ( once Sue got her license) I have fond memories of going to Elk Lake listening to the Beach Boys on the AM/FM...

Sue and family. So sorry for your loss. "Donnie" was a lovely, decent man. I haven't seen him in many years, but he has often been mentioned in conversations about "the Keg, slow pitch, etc".
Donnie was a happy person.

Jana, Nancy, family and friends, our deepest condolences. John and I well remember our laughs with Don while bowling at Mayfair Lanes.
Barb and John McDonald

Our deepest sympathy to all of Don’s family and friends on his passing.