Deepest condolences to family and friends of Mrs Dobson. We just recently heard of her passing and will always be thankful for the opportunity of meeting Harry and Donna at a dinner early on in the stages of reopening the gold mine in Kirkland Lake! It was an exciting time and Donna was thrilled that this was happening in her home town. What a wonderful, modest and classy lady. You will all be in our thoughts and prayers.

My heartfelt condolences to Harry on the loss of your dear Donna, as well as to the other members of the extended keddy family. My late wife Jane (Archer) Burrows was a childhood and lifelong friend of Donna (Keddy) Dobson for over 75 years and they shared many adventures together as they travelled the world. May they Rest in Peace. Paul Burrows Salmon Arm, BC

My late wife Jane (Archer) Burrows was a lifelong close friend of Donna (Keddy) Dobson and they had fond memories of growing up together in Kirkland Lake. They both travelled the world and established a 70+ year friendship that was filled with adventure on many continents. On behalf of Jane I offer my condolences to the French family and also to my friend Harry as well as to Nancy, Donna’s sister from Parksville, BC. Those two will always be remembered, and in our hearts forever. Paul Burrows, Salmon Arm, BC.

My thoughts are with you in this emotional time and I resend my sincere condolences to you. Very much hope that we meet when you are back in Scotland.

HARRY, SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. WHILE I DID NOT KNOW DONNA PERSONALLY, SHE CERTAINLY WAS WELL THOUGHT OF BY K L RESIDENTS. MAY SHE REST IN PEACE. OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AT THIS TIME. Thank you & Donna for all your contributions to the Town of Kirkland Lake. Pat Kiely Mayor of Kirkland Lake

Harry. So sorry for loss. You know I always say it was you who saved our town. Behind you all the way was Donna. You always said that through all your mining ventures, Donna never paid attention until KL Gold. A true KL er you could not keep her away from the fax machine. She was a classy lady who was proud to call Kirkland her home town. RIP