Michael James Doyle

Doyle on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, 2021 at the age of 80, during his fourth battle with

cancer.

It’s never goodbye, just I’ll see you when I do. We know your soul will continue to live on

through this life and into the next. We adore you with all our hearts. We will miss you in

each moment and smile at the joy of being loved by you. It’s so hard to let you go so we will

just keep you close to our hearts. We will bring you along for the rest of the way and living

till the very end just as you taught us.

After 60 years of marriage, Mike is survived by his loving wife, Sandra (Murray), daughter

Kim and son-in-Law Denis Jones of Kitchener, son Don and partner Denise of Kitchener

and his son Kirk and wife Anna of Utah.

“Pops” is also survived by his grandsons, Taylor, Landon and Keaton Jones of Kitchener,

Nicholas Patterson of Kitchener and granddaughter Reny Doyle of Utah.

Survived by his siblings Kay Nadalin, Dan Doyle, Eugene (Eleanor) Doyle, Helen Gofton and

Margaret Rose Scott. Mike will be remembered by many nieces, nephews and is predeceased

by his parents Hugh and Ellen Doyle, mother in-law Anne Murray, sister Hughena Daniels,

brother Tim Doyle, and sister Mary Murdy.

Besides the love for his family, he enjoyed all sports, playing golf wherever his travels took

him, was an avid scotch collector, entrepreneur and leader to many.

Mike started his own business Concept Metals in 1971. This evolved into a career in the

stainless steel industry where he was President of Avesta Sheffield in Canada and the US

from 1984 to 2000. He was involved in the ownership and direction of Dundee Country Club. He oversaw the family business for 17 years before its sale in 2000.

Mike retired in 2000 and moved to the Bruce Peninsula and spent his winters at his home in

Florida. During “retirement” Mike devoted his time to the development of the Cobble Beach

Golf Links as Director of Operations from 2006 to 2010.

From 2011 to present, Mike consulted on the development of Drayton Ridge and was

currently working on his vision of The Agrihood and Golf Academy.

Cremation has taken place along with a private family service.

Those who wish to make a memorial donation in memory of Mike, are asked to consider the Canadian Cancer Society.

Arrangements entrusted to Westmount Memorial Celebration Centre, (519) 743-8900. Online condolences can be expressed and a virtual private memorial service can be viewed through

www.westmountfuneralchapel.com. Virtual private memorial service can be viewed Saturday March 27 at 1 pm.