BIFHSGO friends will be sad to learn of the passing of Donald W Treble, an enthusiastic family historian and genetic genealogist. http://goo.gl/2sg7w
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2 comments:
So sad to hear this news. Don was a terrific guy who will be greatly missed. Sandra and I looked forward to our visits with Don when attending BIFHSGO and OGS conferences in Ottawa. He always lightened our day with his stories of his research trips to Devon.
We extend our condolences to Don's family.
Rick and Sandra Roberts
I'm very sorry to hear this sad news. Don was a member of my Devon DNA project and the administrator of the Treble DNA project at Family Tree DNA. He was a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic researcher, and I shared many friendly e-mails with him.
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