Harold Doan and Sons
Orangeville

About Harold Doan and Sons Orangeville

In 1978, at the age of 63, when most people are planning for their retirement, my father began studying a course for locksmithing.

He successfully completed the program the following year and joined both The Association of Ontario Locksmiths and the Associated Locksmiths of America, being accredited as an active member in both organizations in 1983. His enthusiasm for this new career was soon shown by his eagerness to broaden his knowledge.

In the years that followed, he continued to develop his locksmithing skills, taking over twenty-five additional training seminars and courses offered through both Associations as well as manufacturers and distributors. He enjoyed the challenge of the work, taking pride in being able to pick a stubborn lock, open a car with the latest security devices, or fit a key to an unusual or old lock. He also felt that he was providing a...