Donald GRAY Obituary

I was very fortunate to meet up with Don and Karen, by owning his 1970 911E Porsche. Our coffee catch ups were always most enjoyable. My car (which was originally Don´s car) will always be part of my 911 journey. Don will be greatly missed- my sincere condolences to Karen.
Wayne Marmont

Don, we feel so privileged to become friends with you. Meeting you set our business venture off on such a steady path, you were, and will always, remain our lucky charm. I'm so glad I got to see you working that one last time in your happy place. I've just returned from watering your plants, they are looking vibrant and healthy, just as you liked them. Thank you for the lessons. Scotty, Nic and Karlo.

So sorry to hear of Dons passing. I worked with Don at the IRD in Nelson many years ago. `And caught up with him a few years ago after he wrote an amazing tribute to our late IRD collegue Jim MacKie. I was hoping to get up to Auckland to see him and he had very kindly offered to "put us up" But unfortunately we did not get there.

Remembered fondly by workmates at IR Nelson branch

I worked with Don at the IRD in Nelson many years ago and touched base briefly with him a year or so ago and also a bit longer ago when he wrote an amazing tribute to his late friend Jim MacKie. Condolances to Dons partner and family.

RIP cousin Don, hadn't spent much time with you over the years but when we did you were always great company, very much the essence of Aunty Ngaire x Sorry for your loss Karen.

I worked with Don at the IRD in Timaru many moons ago and.connected.on FB some years ago catching up on so many years in between. Saddened to see this today
My condolences to his family and friends ds

This is very sad to read. Donald was in my class at the Timaru South School & we also met at a class reunion in 2002. We also kept in contact via messages. RIP Donald.

Peter, So sorry to read of Donald's passing. Our sincere sympathy to you and your family from Les and Judy Whitley Temuka