Toronto Star; Toronto ON Canada; 2006-9-30

LAKE, Donald Samuel - Of Elora, Ontario is at peace. Donald came to rest
at the Grand River Hospital, September 26, 2006 in his 76th year. Donald
was a loving and devoted husband to Margaret Lake for 28 years. He will be
sadly missed but recalled with great joy by his children, Patty, Suzanne,
Perry and Pierre, as well, the step children he welcomed into his life,
Martin, Donna, Laurie and Kelly. A proud grandfather to Cameron, Cody,
Chanice, Clinton, Calden, Joe, Shannon, Meghan, Madison, Arden and Paige
who continued to fill his life with the wonder of youth as his children
became his adult friends. Donald's gentle kindness will also be missed by
his many friends and relatives. A private memorial is planned with his
immediate family on Sunday October 8, 2006. Our deepest appreciation
goes to all those inquiring about arrangements, a kind thought or a
prayer are most welcome on this date. In lieu of flowers, a donation to
the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.



04-Oct-2006 - Fergus-Elora News Express
Fergus ON Canada

LAKE, Donald Samuel -- of Elora is at peace. Donald came to rest at the
Grand River Hospital, September 26, 2006 in his 76th year.  Donald was
a loving and devoted husband to Margaret Lake for 28 years.  He will be
sadly missed but recalled with great joy by his children, Patty, Suzanne,
Perry and Pierre, as well the step children he welcomed into his life,
Martin, Donna, Laurie and Kelly. A proud grandfather to Cameron, Cody,
Chanice, Clinton, Calden, Joe, Shannon, Meghan, Madison, Arden and Paige,
who continued to fill his life with the wonder of youth as his children
became his adult friends.  Donald's gentle kindness will also be missed
by his many friends and relatives. A private memorial is planned with his
immediate family on Sunday, October 8, 2006. Our deepest appreciation
goes to all those inquiring about arrangements, a kind thought or a
prayer are most welcome on this date.  In lieu of flowers, a donation
to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.