Hello again Jan & Familly

on the previous coments I made few gram. Errors ... I was working at Acklands Saskatoon , in the welding department... that's why I knew Don for many years .. again .. My Condoleances !😢

Hello Janis and Familly

Inhear about Don passing ( Phoned Kelsey in Edmonton... ) 'cause Don any myself we talked often .. despite me Retired from Acola da in Saskatoon in 2018 ... what a shock I had ... Don was a great friend thru the years we did worked toghether ... what a NICE person , fromIrinici family ( My wife Roberta ( Robbie ) also got taken from us this year in March ... young also ) we wish you Pace ... and Our Sincere Condoleanceas !! May GOD give him a Nice Place in Heaven !!

My heart goes out to Janis and family at this time of sorrow. Don truly was a kind person with a gentle demeanour. His passing will be equally hard to many of his lifelong friends. My deepest condolences.

Don was one of those lifelong friends that you looked forward to seeing and wanted in your circle. His quick wit and humour delivered with a calm demeanor was always entertaining. A lot of us enjoyed and will miss the golf weekend outings with his hockey buddies which quite often ended with an overnight stay at his cabin enjoying a few cocktails and many laughs. Knowing how happy and proud Don was of his family and grandkids makes the loss even harder to accept. Our condolences to Janis & Family.

Ernie & Donna Kreker

My deepest condolences to the Duncan family on Don's passing. I do hope you find comfort in the many memories you shared as a family.

This is not a caliche, Don was seriously one of the good guys.

Rest in peace.

Don will be remembered fondly by the Regina welding community. He was a supporter of the local chapter, did amazing work with colleges and schools, and was always there with his wit and intelligence to help out. RIP Don

Don and I have been friends since we were 11 years old. We played hockey together for years. We almost won the city championship when we were 12. Don was our star player and the main reason we did so well. We were close friends ever since. In our teen years we spent a lot of time together, had a lot of fun and got into our share of trouble. Sometimes I feel lucky we survived those years. But we did and Don went on to have a very successful life. He excelled at the most important things in life; being a great Dad, grandpa, husband and friend. He was what we all should be; a good person. I looked forward to spending more time with Don in our retirement years. We had a lot of laughs when we were together, often related to old experiences that no one else understood. I'm going to miss him a lot. I feel very lucky to have had him as a friend for so long. He was one of a kind. Goodbye Don.

I met Don through the CWBA. He came to our Regina Chapter many times. Always a joy to be around him. My condolences to the entire Duncan family and friends. He will be missed by all. RIP my friend. Until we meet again.

Don is one of the nicest gentleman I have had the pleasure to be around. Always generous in so many ways.

We will surely miss him.

Our thoughts go out to Jan,family and friends.

Don and I were born on the same day, on the same ward, just hours apart, both to moms named Jean. We grew up a few blocks from each other, attending the same schools from K to grade 12. We maintained this special bond for 59 years, speaking often and always on our birthday. Such a lifelong friendship is a rarity several of us are fortunate to share and Don is forever centred in our cherished circle.

‘Til we meet again my beloved brother from another mother Jean.

Anyone who met Don was left a better person because of it. People Like Don are such a rare gift and was privileged to have spent many nights enjoying his company. He will be greatly missed.

Janis, and the entire Duncan family, were so sorry to learn of Don's passing. Don worked with many of the team members at Innovair over the years, representing ITW Miller.

The legacy Don leaves in our industry will remain his integrity, professionalism, and sincerity.

But my last conversation with Don had absolutely nothing to do with our work - it's was all about our families.

To Don, his family was everything and you should all know how proud he was of all of you.

Dear Jan and Family.

Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss. Don’s passing is a profound one, felt by all who had the privilege to know him, even from a distance. Reading about his life, it’s clear that he was not only a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, but also someone who brought warmth, quiet strength, and joy to every space he entered.

Wishing you moments of peace, the support of loved ones, and the gentle healing that comes with time.

With heartfelt sympathy,