HARRIS, Donald Murray (Don)

Sincere condolences to Helen Barb Julie and family. It was an absolute privilege and pleasure to know you Don . You made us laugh and now we cry . A true gentleman who will never be forgotten. May you rest easy now till we meet again. Love to your beautiful family from Mandy Hughes.

Our great friend Don, wonderful memories of a gentleman and a gentle man.
Sincere condolences to Helene, Barb, Julie and family.
Carol and Peter Hankin and family

Don was a lovely gentle gentleman known to us through the bowling club.
Deepest sympathy to Helene and family.

Our deepest sympathy to Helen and family with the loss of Don .A true gentleman ,our thoughts are with you. Rob and Diane Freene

Uncle Don, so tall, kind and gentle. You will be sadly missed.
I wish you could have travelled up here one more time. Sending love
Heather, Tom and family

Auntie Helene, Barb, Julie and family.
We were privileged to grow up with both Don and you as close family friends and fondly remember the many fun times Mum, Dad and our families shared together over the past 60 years.
We are sorry to hear of the passing of Uncle Don and our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
A true friend and gentleman who will be sadly missed.
Love the Chambers and Crole families.

You were my second father Uncle Don and I loved and respected you every day.
Thank you for all the holidays you gave me, the love and attention you showed towards me.
Your infectious smile is sealed forever in
my heart now.
I will miss you dearly ♥️Andrea Pontikis

Truly a kind, gentle man with a great sense of community. He led by example. Thankful to be part of his extended family. Pam and Geoff Rogers

Don was a fabulous man who always had time for everyone. He will be missed. Love to all has family.
Regards The Syle Family

We will miss you Don, a true gentleman. A past committee member at Hadfield Tennis club who gave his time freely. Always a kind and friendly man who loved people, and his beautiful family. Condolences to Helen, Barb and Julie.

We were very sad to hear the passing of Don.
He was always happy to see you.
We enjoyed catching up with him when Barb bought him down to Blairgowrie last year.
We will treasure that memory, along with the many memories of Hadfield Tennis Club.
Love to Helen, Barbara, and Julie xxx
Thinking of you in this difficult time,

Alice and Kaylene Gooch.

Uncle Don, one of nature’s true gentlemen in every respect, a life well lived.

Gayle Dart and family.

Dear Don,
What a lovely man & terrific father. I first stayed with Barb & Harris family when I was 14, (over 44 years ago) Don was a great suporter of Barb and her tennis 🎾 many fond memories of Don and Helen over the years. Will be sadly missed by the girls and all families. Wonderful innings Don. Time to rest now. Xx

Sending our love, support and deepest sympathy from Perth to you, your mum, Julie and your boys; hoping that these thoughts help you to celebrate the incredible person that your dear dad was and will always be. So sorry I’m unable to be there with you to hold your hand Barbs. Jules, Rick and family

Aunty Helen, Aunty Barb, Aunty Julie and family. My condolences are with you all at this time. Sending my warmest wishes full of love to you all. xxx
Beautiful service and sorry that all your loved ones could not attend for Uncle Don.
I loved him as I love you all very much.

Bernadine xxx

Wishing you our sincerest condolences. We remember Don always smiling throughout the 1970’s-80’s at the Hadfield tennis club. What a great life! Our thoughts are with you.
The Mommsen family.

Such a blessing to have spent time with you Don. Always brightened up my day. Much love to Helen.

Sincere condolence to Helen Barb, Julie & Families. A true gentleman who always had time for a chat and to check how the family was going.
Regards Nadine, Peter, Maddie and Lachie Smith (nee hopkins)

A wonderful man, one of nature’s gentlemen. Phillip, Don, Dorothy & Val and later their partners and children were always very special to our family. My mother always said what a great credit they were to Aunty Jean who was a single mother during hard years after Uncle Ted died when the family were so young. In God’s care.