Jon,

I can’t even believe your gone the worst part is i cant belive i just found out. You were one of the most amazing person I knew, A true light when we talked always knew I would find myself. I miss you my thoughts are with your mom and everyone else. I’m so proud to have known you & called you one of my best friends even if I never said it I felt it your always in my heart & I will never forget, you have a place in my heart, I loved our long chats I know you’re in a better place I think I’m actually speechless right now. RIP I’m glad your no longer suffering! Love ya

I really miss you J. I wish you were here to talk to, You were the light of my life. Nothing is the same without you. Everyone has such nice things to say about you. Your facebook gives me such comfort. I hope you found Sasha and Daddy and that you are now pain free. Love Mom.

So sorry to hear of Jonathon’s death. I knew him well when I was staff member at Fr. Lacome High School. Shortly after I retired our paths crossed once again via Liberal politics. He was such an ardent and enthusiastic Liberal supporter. He really enjoyed this phase of his life.

My sincere condolences to his loving and caring mom, Sharon, and to his sister Sandy.

Sharon, you are in my thoughts and prayers at this and all times.

Sharon,

Please know that Volunteer Resources staff and your fellow volunteer friends are thinking of you at this very difficult time. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

Our deepest sympathy,

Chris Paddock, on behalf of volunteers and Volunteer Resources staff

Jonathan I already miss you so much. I hope that you know how much we loved you. Sharon we will be here for you as we all try to move forward in a life without Jon, but we will never ever forget all the great times we had together. I love you Brother.

Jonathan & I became friends at Scotia Bank Call Centre and remainded friends after we left there. I won’t ever forget him & his courage and caring. I’ll miss him and if there is a hereafter, he’ll be there & I’ll find him.