It is so sad to hear of Don’s passing. I am sorry for his Wife Sharron and his children and grand children, He was a very kind and considerate friend.
We grew up together and I was an Usher at his wedding.
My deepest sympathy to Sharon and all the family, HE WILL BE MISSED.
Larry Watson

Sharon and Family
I am very sorry to hear about Don’s passing.
I met him 62 years ago at Kleinburg Public School, and saw him randomly over the years through high school, and then at King City High School in later years, where your children, and mine attended.

Donna Stoyan Scott

My heartfelt condolences to your family during this time.

Mr. Snider always made me smile, he had an energetic hello and always made me feel welcome at your Kleinburg home. So many fond memories of him from my childhood, from Bindertwine to Baseball games, Mr. Snider was always dedicating his time to the community.

Thinking of you all.

– Suzanne Bowerman

My condolences to you Sharon from all the Haines family. He was a gentle man and I’m sure he is remembered by many that he made an impact on in scouting

I’m so sorry to hear Don passed. He was one of the first people I met from Kleinburg when I saw him coming down the hill with his Dad and their garden tractor over 70 years ago.Unfortunately I lost touch with him after they left Kleinburg.
My condolences to Sharyn and family.

My Condolences to the family. Went to school with James for many years. Mr. Snider was a great guy who I remember fondly. All the best to the family

So sorry to hear of Donald’s passing. I remember him growing up in Kleinburg. Deepest condolences to the entire family.

So sorry for your loss. He will be missed. Always fun sence of humor. Condolences to Sharyn and family. Nancy and Mike Dockrill,nee McKay

My condolences to the Snider family.

I have fond memories of Don in Kleinburg when we were both in Scouts many years ago.

He always had a smile on his face and treated everyone kindly.

He will be missed.

Sorry to hear of Don’s passing . I remember him coming into the bank with his sense of humour always full of fun.To you and your family may he rest in peace.

Sharynlynn,James,Laura,Chris,
I am sorry for the loss of your husband and father. We go a long way back to classmates at Woodbridge High through being young parents living in Kleinburg We spent a lot of time together at Take 5, T- Ball, Church, Beavers and Scouts and public school. We had a remarkably happy life in the two towns. He will not soon be forgotten and you are often in our thoughts even now.

I was sad tohear of Don’s passing. He was quite a bit older than I but always good to me when I was his young cousin. I miss the old days in Kleinburg and still remember the honour of being an usher at your wedding.I think I got to walk the Isle with a pretty girl named Star. To Sharon and family my deepest Condolences to all of you. You had a good man and he was just like Uncle Al. Take care

Sincere condolences, One of the Kleinburg kids

My condolences to Sharron and family.
I first met Don at his Uncle Norm’s BA gas station. From that day he became a good friend. Don was humorous and also opinionated which made him a very likeable. I know this last year was devastating for Don but he never stopped fighting. Going to miss you Don.

Our sincere condolences to you Sharyn-Lynn and all of your family.
Our socializing with Don often involved building or fixing something on the farm, and always included good natured banter and some laughs. We will miss him.

Our sincere condolences to Sharyn-Lynn and family on the passing of Don. He was a great neighbor, great Norwood Lions member and proud to say friend. We will miss that tough but extremely caring attitude he possessed.

Dear Sharyn-Lynn, James, Laura,Chris and family Our condolences..last time talking to Don he was so looking forward to starting a new life in P E I where he and Sharyn would be closer to family..getting a new home that would accommodate their needs…seeing Don at the hospital in Peterborough along with James and Frances gave us a chance to catch up and reminisce.. I had Don to thank for introducing me to a friend of Sharyn-Lynn’s at TGH.. a blind date.. resulting in 3 married sons and 6 gc..will look forward for a time to celebrate Dons life

Bill & I send our condolences to you Sharyn-Lynn and your family on your loss of Don. So sad to learn of his passing. It has been many years since your ‘Kleinburg’ days but we remember Don as a kind, caring guy with a great sense of humour! He will be missed.

We just found out today about Don’s passing.
He was a gentle giant and loved by so many.
I will never forget our trips to Barbados and st, Maarten. Such great memories

I think of you Sharyn often and offer our condolences to the whole family

Pat and John Partington

I am sad to have lost such a great friend… Condolencces to Sharyn and family…we shared many laughs on our trip to Thailland..

so sorry Sharon
I thought Don was a great guy
I remember our Thai trip
many hugs Heather Barker

Sharyn, Jamie, Christopher and Laura, I’m sad to hear of Don’s death. He was a special brother, always joking with Dad and making Mom mad. You will miss him, and so do I.
Darlene McKee

My dear friend Sharyn-Lynn, I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know until today.
I hope we can reconnect and share our many memories of our two guys.
Love Karen

Sharyn, Jamie, Laura and Chris,

My deepest sympathy to all of you. Don was a wonderful, friendly, giving man and he will be greatly missed.

Lea Rutherford and family

Hi Sharon again
just thought you would like to know
the Thai group just had breakfast together toasted Don s Memory
Heather Barker

On behalf of my late husband Scott and myself, I send our deepest sympathy to you, Sharyn Lynn and your family. We have such fond memories of the afternoon and evening we spent with you and Don at your cottage in PEI. Scott and I loved our visits to PEI so much. It was a special place. And, that evening, Don produced the most delicious pot of steamed mussels that we all enjoyed over great reminiscences. I hope that all the memories you have created together will comfort you in the days ahead.
Patty Somerville