In Celebration of
Donald John Wesley
April 17, 1933 - September 27, 2022
Of L'Orignal ON, formerly of Dollard des Ormeaux QC
Donald John Wesley peacefully passed into the arms of the Lord after 89 years.
Donald was born in Montreal where he resided for many years. He attended Sir George Williams College studying theoretical and mathematical physics. He joined the Canadian Signal Corps as a young man and served as an officer until the war ended. He married and eventually moved to Dollard des Ormeaux where he was elected the commissioner of schools.
He was the owner and developer of Weshire Inc. His knowledge and expertise was sought out as an industrial consultant.
He was a loyal member of the Masons in both Quebec and Ontario and served on various committees and as a Secretary and Chaplain.
He leaves behind his three sons, Christopher, Steven and Michael, his grandchildren, Stefani, Zoe, Zayne, Sebastien, Tristan and Xavier, his sister Eleanor Wesley Canepari, his niece Claudia Canepari and many other family members and friends.
He was predeceased by his parents, John Wesley and Helen (Kerr) Wesley, half brothers Douglas Brown, and Gerald, Dermott, Vincent and Leonard Saull.
Donald John Wesley peacefully passed into the arms of the Lord after 89 years.
Donald was born in Montreal where he resided for many years. He attended Sir George Williams College studying theoretical and mathematical physics. He joined the Canadian Signal Corps as a young man and served as an officer until the war ended. He married and eventually moved to Dollard des Ormeaux where he was elected the commissioner of schools.
He was the owner and developer of Weshire Inc. His knowledge and expertise was sought out as an industrial consultant.
He was a loyal member of the Masons in both Quebec and Ontario and served on various committees and as a Secretary and Chaplain.
He leaves behind his three sons, Christopher, Steven and Michael, his grandchildren, Stefani, Zoe, Zayne, Sebastien, Tristan and Xavier, his sister Eleanor Wesley Canepari, his niece Claudia Canepari and many other family members and friends.
He was predeceased by his parents, John Wesley and Helen (Kerr) Wesley, half brothers Douglas Brown, and Gerald, Dermott, Vincent and Leonard Saull.