In Celebration of

Donald Reginald Jamieson

August 28, 1959 - January 16, 2023

Passed away in Zhongshan, China on January 16 (January 15 in Ontario), 2023 at the age of 63. Predeceased by his parents Allan (2009) and Mabel (1997). He leaves behind his partner Luo Xiong Li. Survived by Renee Jamieson and their daughters Shannon (Sunil, Avery and Edward) and Kaitlin (Eric). He is missed by his brother Jack (Tracy), sister Valerie, and nephews Mitchell, Cameron and Thomas South. Don was born and raised in Toronto (and at the family cottage on Buckhorn Lake), attending Lambton-Kingsway Public School, Etobicoke Collegiate and attaining a Bachelor of Science from University of Toronto. He established his career in heating and air conditioning design and manufacturing and will be fondly remembered by his colleagues and friends from Lennox, CFM and GHP Group.

Friends may call at the Turner & Porter Yorke Chapel, 2357 Bloor St. W., at Windermere, east of the Jane Subway, on Friday, September 29th from 12 – 1 p.m. with a Service of Remembrance to follow at 1 p.m. in the Chapel. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. The family invites you to please attend a reception to follow at Old Mill Toronto in the Drawing Room, 21 Old Mill Road, M8X 1G5.

A Masonic Funeral Service will be held for Worshipful Brother Donald Jamieson, Past Master of Mississauga Lodge, earlier that day.

Guestbook

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Luis Silva (Coworker)

Entered September 22, 2023 from MILTON

DJ, as we call him, was a great friend and mentor. Left this world too soon. My sentiments to the family and Li.

Cassandra Small (Family Friend)

Entered September 23, 2023 from Mississauga

Our Condolences 💐goes out to the family and friends who were apart of his Life. May you all be comforted beyond all measures. our live goes out to you all.

Alan MacPherson (Friend)

Entered September 25, 2023 from Halifax

I met Don through work at Lennox in 1990. We quickly became friends and remained good friends ever since. No matter when I reconnected with Don through the years it was always like we had just seen each other the day before. I enjoyed my times with Don and those times we were with his family in Oakville. The last time he and I connected was through a video call when he was in China and I was in Nova Scotia. I'm glad that we did. Don was a one of kind kind of guy. He was smart, quick witted, and didn't suffer fools. He said what he wanted, did what he thought was right, and got shit done. Done was afraid of nothing and no one. I'm going to miss Don. Please accept our condolences on your loss earlier this year and for having to go through it all again after getting him back home. Typical Don: always causing trouble and always the one who's up for another adventure! Rest easy, my friend.

Mary Ann Jablonski & Malcolm Toner (Friend)

Entered September 25, 2023

It is so sad to have lost Donald so young but he's in Heaven now with Mabe and Al. Dode was so much fun, I always remember him smiling when we were kids, he loved joking around and laughing. Let your memories of him bring you comfort knowing that he is at peace and will live on in your hearts forever.

Ron Osborne (Friend)

Entered September 25, 2023 from Toronto

Close friends since age 16, best men at each others first weddings, miss my bud greatly.

So many memories… most need to stay ‘In Vegas’

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