Donald "Don" Kenneth MacLean

The death occurred peacefully at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Charlottetown, on October 25, 2024, of Donald 'Don' Kenneth MacLean of Brackley Beach, age 71 years. Born in Charlottetown on December 7, 1952.

Beloved husband of Miriam (nee Robinson) Neill. Dear father of Colin MacLean (Annie Thibodeau) of Charlottetown; grandfather of Cameron Hendricken of Mount Stewart; and daughter, Kathlene MacLean of Moncton, NB. Brother of Willard 'Willie' (Karen Savidant) MacLean of Charlottetown and Gregory 'Greg' MacLean (Christine Taylor) of Charlottetown; son-in-law of Virden (Naomi Coughlin) Robinson of Brackley Beach; brother-in-law of Marlene (nee Sapier) Thomas of Lennox Island and Betty Robinson of Charlottetown. Also survived by his Neill step-family, Lori (Blaine) Faglie of Weatherford, TX, Lisa (Paul) Kiley of Stratford and Ryan (Aprile Lanphier) Neill of Oyster Bed Bridge; his step-grandchildren, Ethan, Aidan, Adam and Ella Faglie of Weatherford, TX; Emma, Michael, and Brynn Kiley of Stratford; and Christopher and Tyler Neill of Oyster Bed Bridge. The mother of his children, Joan (nee Sutherland) (Donald) Yeo, of Riverview, NB. Uncle to numerous nieces and nephews and their families.

Predeceased by his parents, George 'Kenneth' MacLean and Mary Josephine 'Josie' (nee Thomas) MacLean; brother, Joseph 'Joe' Thomas; and Miriam's mother, Eva (nee MacDonald) Robinson.

Resting at Belvedere Funeral Home, Charlottetown. No visiting hours by personal request. All are welcome to a Graveside Service to be held at St. James United Church Cemetery, West Covehead on October 31, 2024, at 1:30 p.m.

If you chose, memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer Society or St. James United Church Cemetery perpetual care.

Don’s family would like to thank Dr. Jason Thompson, for his care and compassion; the staff of the Q.E.H. Unit 1 and Emergency; New Glasgow Fire Department; Island EMS; P.E.I. Cancer Treatment Center; P.E.I. Health Care Program workers and anyone else who helped Don over the past year during his struggle with Cancer. We would also like to thank Belvedere Funeral Home for all their assistance at this very hard time.