Donald Philip Newton Link
January 3rd, 2024
After enduring health issues for many years, on January 3, 2024, Donald Philip Newton Link (Don) passed away quietly, with loved ones by his side. He was born in Lestock, Saskatchewan, to Ed Link (deceased) and Doreen Link (deceased) September 21, 1951. Don cherished his visits with his siblings: Ed, Jenny, Elsie, Jean (deceased), Brenda, Roy, Chris, Fran, and their families. He was devoted to his beloved wide of 50 years, Beverley, his daughter Cora Lee, and his son Chad. Don has an indelible love of hunting, fishing and all things living in nature which he joyfully shared with his six grandchildren: Brady, Cody, Tyler, Hailey, Cruze and Mikayla. During his life, Don farmed cereal grains and spices, was a journeyman electrician by trade and enthusiastically raised hundreds of white-tailed deer, one orphaned baby moose and always had a dog by his side. Don could make or fix just about anything from perogies to farm machinery and never shied away from a challenge. This July long weekend, we will formally celebrate Don's life with a graveside service at St. Joseph's Cemetery near Lestock and continue to Don's farm bear Kelvington. Particulars pending.
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Sorry to see that Don has passed away. We will always have our memories.4
Bev & family Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Don. It was great to see you and spending time with you. You are in our prayers and thoughts. Mary Ann, JoAnn & Don The Hamel Crew.
Our sincere condolences to Bev and family on the passing of Don
So sorry to hear of Don's passing, though we had lost contact with each other years ago, I feel loss. My condolences to Bev and her children, grand children. Don and I were good friends back in school days and did some hunting together. God bless you.
My condolences to you and your family!! I have fond memories of Donnie. He and Rob passing on their love of hunting to me. The great times when we would run into each other at the Wildlife Conventions. Ron
We are saddened to hear of Don's passing. I have been kept up to date with regular visits with Harvey and Donna on the well-being of Don and Bev. I remember many times in Lestock, growing up in the company of the Links and Granatiers. Our prayers are with you Bev and all your Families as you go through this difficult time. May God, Family and friends comfort you today and for many more to come. Dan, Shirley Devers and Family
Dear Ed. Just recently got caught up with my reading and sad to learn you lost your brother Don. My deepest sympathy Ed to you and all his family. I hope you’re keeping well. Janet and I still chat about the good old days at the office and your delightful and kind presence. I hope all your memories of your brother and past friends bring you happiness, and time will comfort you in the loss of your brother. Sincerely, Grace Jamison