Donald Ray Koyle

Dearest Julie: it is with a heavy heart and much sadness that I heard about the passing of your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. With my deepest sympathy, Michele

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(Donated to The Huron Theology Bursary Fund)

Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for the passing of Mr. Koyle. He was certainly a man blessed with the love of a caring, strong family. May you gain strength and comfort in the days ahead with the knowledge that he passed peacefully surrounded by those he loved so much. Wishing you peace and love at this time. Ann McGregor

Dear Jay. I was saddened to learn of the death of your father. I only met him a couple of times but I know how much he meant to you. Please convey my conolences to your mother and sister. May you find peace in your faith at this time of grief. Sincerely Judy

My condolences to you, Jay, and to all your family . I have often prayed for your father Donald, knowing how important he was in your life, and to your heart, and so at this time of parting, I continue to pray that you will find consolation and hope in the resurrection and in the love of our Lord Jesus Christ. "His eyes behold God's glory, for God has received him home. Alleluia".

Irene and family, our deepest condolences.

Dear Jay: Charlotte and I are saddened to hear of the passing of your beloved father and wish to convey our condolences to you, your Mother and Sister. We met your father only a few times during your tme with us and it became clear that he was one of a vanishing breed in our society, a genuine gentleman and an example to us all. We understand how much he will be missed. May God embrace you and your family during your time of grief and grant you peace. Sincerely, Bob and Charlotte

Irene, Jay, & Julie We were saddened to read of Don's death. He was a real gentleman and we consider all of you friends. We have fond memories of you at St. Hilda's -St. Luke's. All of you are in our thoughts and prayers. Karen & Bob

Dear Ms. Koyle and family... I bet your Dad was an amazing man. I bet that he had infinite patience, a heart of gold, and a warm and loving smile for every person he met. I bet that, just like Ms. Koyle, that in his lifetime, he helped people to be better, stronger and braver. Mr. Koyle is described as an awesome Dad - and I believe it. I am sure he will be missed. May you all find comfort from the memories that you have, and strength from the love of others. Love Alex Stuart Grade 1 (2013-14)

Dear Irene, Jay and Julie - We are saddened to hear about Don's passing. A most difficult and sad time for all of you. May God Bless you all! Most sincerely, Pauline and Mike

Dear Irene , Rev. Jay and Julie, We are sorry for you loss of Donald who was a kind gentle Man. I recall meeting his mother at her home in Ridgetown on several occasions and she too was a kind, gentle lady. I recall only two places you celebrated your wonderful years together in an apartment above a store in ridgetown then moving to your home the rest of your lifes together in London. Rev. Jay & Julie were fortunate to have loving & caring parents in a household full of love and devotion. Irene you have completed a most difficult task caring for Donald for some time giving him the upmost attention. The memories you all share will be talked about in memory of a Gentle Man. May God Bless you all at this difficult time.

Don was the secretary of St. George's Lodge #42 when I was the worshipful Master in 1992. You could not have a more helpful and dedicated person than Don. He was the person who helped me through my year. He had a phenomenal memory for our Lodge work... and at one time he did the whole third degree by himself. I have thought of him often over the years and I am privileged to have him as a friend. My thoughts are with you. John MacKay