Grant was my chiropractor, when I lived in Vancouver .  I’m so sorry for his passing .. he was a gem and I always learned something new when I had my appointments.

Rest in peace… you were a gift to humanity! 🥰

It is with great sadness that I write about the loss of a gifted man,  Don Grant, and even better husband dad and grandfather. I  was extremely fortunate to get to see Don thanks to my friend Jay. Jay said, “I’m not sure how he does it but you always come out feeling better. Don sure helped me avoid surgery which  would most likely  would have lead to a lot grief down the road, so for  that I will be forever grateful. What I will always remember about Don is he took the the time to listen to what you had going on and genuinely cared about everyone.  He also enjoyed sharing about what new hobby or adventure he was up to next . May peace be with you my friend on your next adventure, you will be missed! My condolences to Marnie, Brandon, ,Kendyl, and grandchildren.

Sincerely 
Les Austin 

It was a sad and terrible shock to hear of Don's passing. Such a loss.  I have been seeing Don for 32 years, since 1991 - and eventually, every member of my family benefited from his magical skills. His medical talents were so effective, which is why I always turned to him first for a diagnosis of what was wrong with my body. I know I speak for many others when I say that he was a gifted, medical guru, who was ahead of his time.  We all benefited because he made the effort to learn and explore new (and ancient) methods of healing for his patients. He was also such a pleasant, cheerful, upbeat  person to visit. I always felt better in every sense of the word after seeing him. His life was precious because he helped so many people through the years, and earned the  respect and gratitude of his patients and colleagues. My sincere condolences go to his loving family, Marnie, Brandon and his family.  Don was a  gift to the world.

Don Grant was our beloved 'go-to' guy for so many things over the years - not just adjustments but good counsel on such a variety of topics. He keenly followed the latest developments in his (many) fields of interest and shared them in sessions held jointly in his treatment room, so we could each benefit from his wise care & advice.  We were shocked at his passing so early in his retirement  and continue to think of and miss him.  To Marnie, Brandon, Kendyl and his grandchildren we extend our sincere condolences for your untimely loss.  Goodbye,  Healing Hands - may you truly rest in peace.  Ann Harvey and Don Gardiner 

In the early 2000s several of my yoga students who didn’t know each other,  told me about Dr Don Grant. My husband battled with back aches before we met, at one point surgery was strongly suggested. I took him to Dr Grant’s office in New Westminster and in a few visits he healed that old issue. In my paper-address-book I have him as “Dr Wonderful”. Later I had an accident with vertebrae + ribs injuries and… he fixed me! I loved his talents of course and his very kind ways of treating his patients, his friendly smile and gentle manners. My most sincere condolences to his family, particularly to Dr Brandon Grant. 
Sincerely 
Clara and Joe Winel 

I’m so sorry to hear about Don’s passing, he was a very kind and talented man. I had gone to him until he retired for too many years to count and was sadden when he retired but know he wanted to spend more time with his granddaughters and family. He will be missed greatly he had so much knowledge and always willing to share that knowledge if you asked. I fell blessed to have known him
RIP Dr Don Grant. Our condolences and our prayers go out to the family

Your 
Friend 
Eileen Steele and family 


I am so sorry to hear of Don’s passing. He was an amazing man with healing hands. He helped so many. He was a miracle worker with my son and for that I  am forever grateful. Don truly cared about his patients and work. He was humble and never stopped learning. My heart goes out to Marnie, Brandon and family. Hugs Glory Ewen 

I would like to Express gratitude for having the opportunity to know Don Grant. He helped so many including myself. Don was kind, talented, and a master of healing. He improved the quality of life for many.
I had the pleasure of knowing Don for over 30 years and in turn his immediate family as well. To Don's family my thoughts are are with you.
Thank you Don, you will be truly missed.

My deepest sympathy in your time of sorrow.  I will always be grateful to have received treatment from Don - his healing hands changed many lives - including my own.  The world is a lesser place losing such an exceptional human.  Grief only exists where love lived first.   

Deeply saddened to hear of Don’s passing…so very grateful for all Don did and above all who he was as a person…how many of us were fortunate to have his healing hands/touch assist us in our day to day challenges. A man who cared about his patients and cared about us as people…he truly left his mark in deep, meaningful ways. We share your grief and are beyond thankful to have known Don…he’ll be dearly missed, deeply respected and always held in the highest regard…may all of our words, thoughts and sentiments of Don provide you comfort…sending love and condolences. RIP my friend, thank you for everything.

We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Don.   It was a pleasure to have known and worked for him and your family.   Our deepest sympathies.   Susan & Chuck Thompson

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Donald Andrew Grant

27 March, 1953 – 4 July, 2023

First Memorial Funeral Services Burkeview Chapel

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