Dawn, my friend, my coach, my Queen - I'm going to miss you so much! It's been a true honour to have had you as part of my life. Thank you for being part of the team that reminded me of my love of marching. Wherever your are, my friend, keep on marching.

Love,

So sorry to hear of Dawn's passing. I have known Dawn for a very long time. She instructed me for a few years in marching. Always a smile on her face. Now she has gone to that leisure team up above.
I'm sure she will be watching over her family and friends. Thinking of Darryn Tina Margaret and Bob and their families at this sad time. Rest In Peace, Dawn.

I was privileged to have been coached by Dawn back in the 60s on the corner of Tay/ Elles road. She lead us through our paces usually with her famous smile. My condolences to her family but I also want to thank you for sharing your lovely mum with us. My thoughts are with Margaret, Bob and their families she will be missed by you all. Rest in peace Dawn

What an extreme privilege we had with Dawn being our coach. She was one of a kind, always supportive and patient great sense of humour and was so respected by all of us. She will hold a forever memory in our hearts and when marching will always do our best. I will work on not moving forward when marking time. RIP our Beloved Queen you will so be missed. My heartfelt condolences go out to her family know we are thinking of you.

My condolences and deepest sympathy go out to Dawn‘s family and friends. Dawn was a special Lady I had the privilege of learning marching from her, she was part of my life for many years. I was part of the first Glendawn midget team that marched up to our new grounds on the corner of Tay Street. Fly high Dawn❤️

Dawn was a truly special person whose dedication to marching left a lasting impact on so many lives.

I have such wonderful memories of growing up with the Glendawn Marching Club with Dawn as my Instructor/Chaperone, from my days in the Midgets, through Juniors and Seniors. Throughout those years, her guidance, encouragement, and passion for the sport helped shape not only better marchers but better people. She inspired generations with her commitment, fairness, and unwavering support of the marching community.

Her legacy will live on in every parade, every competition, and every marcher who had the privilege of learning from her.

My heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the family and loved ones during this difficult time. May you find comfort in knowing how greatly respected, admired, and loved Dawn was, and how fondly she will always be remembered.

Rest in peace Dawn.

I remember Dawn from when I was 11 & she was my coach with Glendawn Marching Club. I remember her parents too, lovely people.

Keep putting your left foot forward Dawnie. I will get the floppy arms sorted. Love your smile and your warm hands. A pleasure to have been a part of your life our Queen. Keep marching our friend. Big hugs