REID, Donald John

22/11/1941 – 23/07/2021

It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Don at the Mildura Base Public Hospital. Cherished husband of Shirley. Dearly loved father of Donna, Kristen and Steven. Loved and respected father in-law of Grant, Darren and Peta. Proud Grandfather of Dallas and Brea; Keagan, Lachlan, Courtnee and Brad; Stefani and Chris; Jesse, Cameryn,  Nikia, and Ashton. Adored Great Grandfather of Olivia, Lucas, Noah, and Macey.

                   Resting where no shadows fall.

                     “Our Grandpa Fix It at rest”

To view the live streaming of Donald's service on Thursday July 29, 2021 at 10.30am please click the link below;

http://funeralcast.com.au/funerals/view/donald-john-reid

REID, Donald John - 2021-07-29 10.30

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  • Veronica Symons and Family

    Beautiful service, lovingly prepared. Condolences to Mrs Reid, Donna, Grant, Dallas and all the family. Special thoughts to those unable to attend xx

  • Kim Pole

    To Shirl and beautiful family.
    My deepest sympathy for all who loved the big fella. He was a man of so many funny whitty words. The love you were surrounded by just shows what a beautiful man you were. You will be sadly missed by all who knew you. Sending hugs to all who loved you. Love Kim, Leazie, Seanie and Ashlee Morris.

  • Sheryl Clifford

    To Donna, Grant, Dallas, Brea & Macey, Keagan and Lachlan
    Thinking of you all at this very sad time. Sending love to Shirley.
    Sheryl, Allan, Mitchell and Natalie

  • Bronwen Levett

    To dear Shirl and family,
    Our deepest sympathy to you on the passing of Don. No doubt he has already joined Mum and Pete for a drink and happy chat.
    Sending you our love at this time.
    Regards, Bronwen, Steve, Kayla, Peyton, Emmerson and Cooper (Pete’s dog…)

  • Alan Cameron (Sandy)

    Don came to Mildura Coop at a time when the company were facing a problem with old and inefficient plant and buildings.
    Don as a skilled tradesman, and a clear thinker, became part of a team who put together an industry beating and efficient packing and distribution centre at Irymple, which was second to none in the industry.
    His knowledge and skills were put to good use, and he became a sought after tradesman.
    You have done well Reidie, and you memory will live on as work well done.
    My condolences to the family, at this time.