David NICHOLSON

Dear Diana,
I was saddened to read of David's passing & send my thoughts & prayers.
It has been many years since our Westmount political days but they remain in the forefront in my memories. David was unique & most interesting to be around - it puts a smile on my face thinking about him & some of his antics!
Warm thoughts & hugs to you all,
Kathy Winser

Dear Diana
Anne and I would like to express our sorrow on David's passing.
He was a person of many talents and interests.
We offer our best wishes to you.

Diana, Fiona and Marc,
PJ and I were saddened to read the news of David's passing and wish to convey our condolences to you all. Sooo many memories living in your coach house at '444' - over 40 years ago now - yikes !! I would so much have liked to have been there to see you all on Friday but I am dashing off to Hungary tonight on a buying trip. Fondest hugs to you all. XOX

Mr. Nicholson and his wife, Diane, have always followed their passion and in doing so created an environment which encouraged others to do the same. What an amazing legacy! My condolences to Diane and all the family and, most especially, Jamie whom I have known for more years than either of us can believe.

David was unique and it was a privilege to have known him. My deepest condolences to Diana, and the family.

Dear Diana, Fiona, Marc, and a thousand grieving friends:

I just heard this news and wanted to express how much David had meant to me over nearly forty years; the unforgettable Wednesday Nights chaired by him, the unforgettable comradeship offered by him, and the unforgettable parties made special by him. When David was made, they not only broke the mould, but burned the plans. A complex, brilliant, and charming man. The bon vivant's bon vivant.

Kath is equally in mourning.