I remember Don from his Charolais days in Saskatoon. So many stories I heard about him and friend Tony Saretsky. My sympathy to the family - the many tributes that I've read show how many people he touched in a well lived life. Joyce Stewart
Wendy and family, Our sincere condolences in the loss of Don. Thinking of you Wendy and remembering all the visiting we did in the Brunskill staff room. Shelley & Russ Walker
I best remember meeting Don regularly at the senior Lobstick golf tournament in WASKESIU although I knew him in Saskatoon in golf circles. He certainly will be missed by so many of his friends at that annual event. Don Ravis
Saddened to hear of Don's passing. Extending condolences to the entire family. I knew Don from a few years spent on the Saskatoon Minor Hockey board. I remember a lot of spirited conversations and good times. RIP Don.
Wendy and family I'm so sorry for your loss. Brought back many memories of our teaching and fun times together in Saskatoon and of course having Wendy Dawn in my class way back when. Don was a busy and community minded guy who will no doubt be missed. Many sympathies to you all and may your memories sustain you now and always. With deepest sympathies, Elin and Iver Sletmoen
Many fond memories of 'Kunks' as I knew him from days at Walter Murray High School, University of Saskatchewan and Saskatoon Macs Hockey Club. A great guy to be around. When I moved to Calgary we saw one another when he was in the cattle business and we would get together. Whenever we saw one another later in life, we just picked up where we left off. Don, you put up a tough battle. My thoughts are with Wendy and family at this difficult time.
Deepest sympathy on the loss of Don. His friendly smile at the golf course and always taking time to chat and catch up will be missed. May memories comfort you in this loss. Bob and Tammy Morrison
Jon, Wendy and Trinity We send our sympathy to you on the loss of your dad and grandpa. May God continue to be your strength in this journey. We are praying for you. From Kelvin and Dawn Wiebe
