My name is Don Rea.  I have a deep-rooted connection to Redstone Lake, having first come to the Lake in 1969. My family purchased a couple of lots on East Bay and in 1974, we built our family cottage where we would create many cherished memories. This early love for the lake and the surrounding community has been a central part of my life ever since, so much that I have raised my own kids with this same respect and perspective here at Redstone. 

In 2018, with my wife, Allyson, we took the next step in our Redstone Lake journey by purchasing a cottage of our own on East Bay off of Fisherman’s Trail. This is a continuation of my family’s legacy in the area, with a focus on preserving the roadway and the sense of community that makes it special.

My dedication to maintaining the Boice Bradley road extends beyond my personal enjoyment. My father was a long-time member of the road committee, a role that instilled a strong sense of responsibility to keep the roads in good condition for everyone. Following in my father’s footsteps, I can be regularly found working on the road doing preventative maintenance. Whether I am driving the old red Massey 35 farm tractor grading or working with the yellow John Deere backhoe, I am always ready to lend a hand in ensuring our roads remain safe and accessible for all who visit the lake.

I am proud to continue the family tradition of service and I am committed to preserving the beauty and community spirit of Redstone Lake for future generations.

Vice President of the Association

Melanie and her son fell in love with Redstone Lake and purchased in 2021. Their place needs work (don't they all?) but it is a labour of love.

Treasurer of the Association

Stephanie and her husband Bob purchased their 'blood sweat and tears' property in 2017 and haven't looked back. Long time Haliburton cottagers love sharing our lake with family and friends.

South Road Warden (Fishermans Trail  and South)

North Road Warden (Fishermans Trail and North)