Peter McDONALD

McDONALD, Peter Angus

Peter Angus McDonald, born on April 18, 1931, passed away on July 4, 2023. We invite you to join us in commemorating the life of Angus on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Edwards Family Centre, located at 333 4th Avenue North. (Courtesy parking is available at Saskatoon Funeral Home). Angus dedicated his life to his passion for motorcycles, classic cars, and repairing anything mechanical. Throughout the years, he pursued a wide range of interests, including serving as the former president of the Saskatoon Rifle and Revolver Club, and as a founding member of the Saskatoon Sports Car Club. Additionally, Angus was a lifelong member of the Shooting Federation of Canada. From 1948 to 1988, he worked in the motorcycle industry, first with Nicolson Bros and then co-owning Hub City Honda. Prior to retirement, Angus worked at Flexicoil, where he eagerly embraced the challenge of learning to operate the CNC Lathe. In 1984, he married Alice Olbort, and together, they resided in Saskatoon for the next 34 years. In lieu of flowers, please consider sending memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. To access and share memories, please visit http://www.saskatoonfuneralhome.com.

Peter Angus McDonald, also known as Angus, lived a remarkable life filled with a profound dedication to his interests and pursuits. Born on April 18, 1931, Angus sadly passed away on July 4, 2023. To honor his memory and celebrate his life, we invite you to join us on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The commemoration will take place at the Edwards Family Centre, conveniently located at 333 4th Avenue North. As a gesture of courtesy, you may park at Saskatoon Funeral Home. Angus’ major passions revolved around motorcycles, classic cars, and his ability to repair all things mechanical. Over the years, his curiosity led him to explore a multitude of interests. For instance, Angus actively served as the former president of the Saskatoon Rifle and Revolver Club, and he co-founded the Saskatoon Sports Car Club. Furthermore, he held a lifelong membership with the Shooting Federation of Canada. Angus dedicated 40 years of his life, from 1948 to 1988, to the motorcycle business. His journey began with Nicolson Bros and later led him to co-ownership of Hub City Honda. Angus’ final employment years were spent at Flexicoil, where he eagerly embraced the challenges of using the CNC Lathe. In 1984, he married Alice Olbort, and together they shared 34 years in Saskatoon. In lieu of flowers, please consider making memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. To reminisce and share memories, we kindly direct you to visit http://www.saskatoonfuneralhome.com.

Our beloved Peter Angus McDonald, fondly known as Angus, brought immense joy and purpose to those around him. Born on April 18, 1931, Angus left this world on July 4, 2023. We warmly invite you to join us in paying tribute to his remarkable life on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The Edwards Family Centre, situated at 333 4th Avenue North, will serve as the gathering place. Rest assured, complimentary parking awaits you at Saskatoon Funeral Home. Motorcycles, classic cars, and all things mechanical captivated Angus throughout his lifelong journey. He possessed a genuine curiosity that guided him towards diverse interests. Notably, Angus held the esteemed position of the past president of the Saskatoon Rifle and Revolver Club. Additionally, he played a pivotal role as a founding member of the Saskatoon Sports Car Club and embraced his status as a lifelong member of the Shooting Federation of Canada. Angus wholeheartedly dedicated four decades of his life, spanning from 1948 to 1988, to the motorcycle industry. Nicolson Bros initially provided him with the platform for his endeavors, which eventually culminated in his co-ownership of Hub City Honda. Angus concluded his professional career at Flexicoil, where he eagerly took on the challenges presented by the CNC Lathe. In 1984, he exchanged vows with Alice Olbort, and they established their home in Saskatoon for the subsequent 34 years. In lieu of floral tributes, we request that you generously contribute to the Canadian Cancer Society as a lasting remembrance of Angus’ spirit. Kindly visit http://www.saskatoonfuneralhome.com to explore cherished memories and share your own.