Sample Online Memorial Guest Book
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In Loving Memory of Don McLeod
27th May 1927 - 30th May 1986
Thank you for joining us to celebrate the life of Don.
Please take the time to share some of your treasured memories and photographs of him.






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Don was a keen fisherman. He would be up before dawn determined to bring home dinner. Jane wasn’t always so enthusiastic about his hobby until she put her foot down and insisted that the fish be cleaned before he returned home. John taught me to bait a hook and how to spot a good fishing spot.
James
Don taught me to drive which he attributed to his many grey hairs to. He was a great teacher and was so proud when I gained my Motor Sport license and won my first race. He said it was his teaching that brought out my talent.
Anne

Don was the ultimate sportsman competing in athletics, rugby and rowing. He regaled us with stories of his time at school at old boys lunches. He will be sadly missed.
Andrew
Recollections of Don
Jim
After my injury Don got me involved in lawn bowls. He was happy to play pairs with me even when I was a beginner and kept putting my bowl in the gutter. In the early days I was never sure if he knocked his bowls out of the way deliverately to let me win. He was so proud when I finally became a force to be reckoned with.
Thank you Don
George
Don’s motto – Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.
Trevor
Don was a great mate and I will miss his sense of humour and ability to spin a yarn with the blokes. He loved sport and knew the rules to any game. He had us so convinced of his knowledge that we were unable to argue with him.

Anne
Don was the ever protective brother to me. If I had a date he would be the one to greet them at the front door. He knew how to instill a sense of fear into anyone I went out with.
David
Don was my older brother and my mentor. He taught me many things from driving to how to ask a girl on a first date. He guided me through life with love and kindness.

William
Don was passionate about helping veterans and war widows and worked tirelessly for them
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