So sorry to hear about Don

Our deepest condolences to Joy and family. Don was a true Gentleman and always greeted you with that big smile.

We mourn with Joy, our leader, the loss of Don, her wonderful husband and best friend. May your fondest memories of him sustain you and the family during this very difficult time.

Our deepest condolences to Joy and the Lussier family. We are so sorry to hear of Don's passing.

We have had the pleasure of knowing Don for well over 30 years with the MLCC and have many great memories of him and our times spent together.

Our deepest condolences and love to the Lussier/Casey families on such a deep and sudden loss. Don was loved and admired by all who came into his life and will forever live on in our memories.

It is with great sadness to hear that such a good friend has passed away. Having known Don and Joy and the girls for many many years, I know how sad it is for a family to say say goodbye to such a great husband, father, and grandfather. My thoughts are with you all at this sad time. May time help to make your heart hurt less, and the good memories become stronger.

Hugs

We are so very sorry for your loss. We will miss Don and his warmth and laughter. Our deepest condolences to the family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Joy and the family. Don was a wonderful husband, father, and friend. Lots of terrific memories of the years working alongside Don in the beverage alcohol industry. He was always professional and a pleasure to deal with. He moved the industry forward through his leadership.

Our condolences to the Lussier family. Lots of love, Bob, Matthew, Anne, Jane, John.

Don was one of my closest friends for many years. He was the best man at my wedding - 57 years ago! Don was an amazingly dedicated friend and father who was both competitive and caring. Had a great sense of humour, and, along with Joy, put on many memorable dinner parties. He filled the room with his engaging personality wherever he went. His was an indomitable spirit that will echo in there hearts of those who knew him for many decades to come.

It was with sadness I read about Don's passing. I met him at St. Paul's High School and we became very good friends. We shared many experiences together such as fishing, tennis at Sargeant Park Community Club, football and just hanging out together. After university we lost touch with each other as my wife and I moved around Canada with my job. But I never forgot him or our time together. He was very important to me in those formative years. I wish his family my condolences on their loss.