Dear Marcella & Family

My deepest Sympathy to you all!

May your memories of Jim help to bring you comfort and peace. He will always be in my heart.

Jim’s Caregiver Carla ❤️

Sister Marie.( Marcella's sister)

My condolences to the entire family of Jim's, I have many fond memories of Jim as I lived with Marc and Jim when I moved to Calgary in the late 60's. I lived with them in their first house and their present home. I like to think that Jim built that bedroom in the basement for me. He always treated me wonderfully. The was a jokester, he made me interested in the stock market, he aways won at cards. He definitely has a place in my heart. RIP Jim love Marie and Jim Canfield

Our deepest sympathy to Marcella and family. I remember a very kind and thoughtful instructor, teaching us to dance traditional Polish dances. Joan (Zakowicz) and Andrzej Nodzynski

Our sincerest condolences to Marcell and her family in the sad passing of Jim.

He and his family always extended great hospitality to all comers & was willing to help everyone.

He loved his sports & card games & I can always remember playng various sports with him, including

cricket. On his first trip to Australia while in his late twenties he often took my sister Krystyna, brother

John & myself to a beach during the summer months in Western Australia & I marvelled at the distance that

he could swim under water. On his later trips to WA we played card games, table tennis, snooker, occasionally

golf & drank Canadian Rum & coke together. If we had more people like Jim in the world it would be a much

better place.

He will be sadly missed by everyone that knew him.

RIP

Richard & Elaine from OZ

Our most sincere condolences to all the family, especially Marcella. I have many great memories of Uncle Jim in Canada and when he visited Australia. Playing golf, table tennis, pool, darts and of course cards. So sad to see him go but we will never forget you Uncle Jim.

Mark & Jasmin

My sincere condolenses to Marcella and the whole family.

My fond and happy memories of Uncle Jim

My first trip to Canada was getting into and playing golf on a regular basis with Uncle Jim and Aunt Marcella ☺️.Those beautiful early morning walks over the fairways. Looking out to Calgay CBD. I remember the hole where I had to drive acrosss the valley at Shaganappi, didn't succeed . And following holes there I was trying to hit the cover off the ball and Uncle Jim with his slight hesitation/half swing out drove me every time straight down the middle as I was in the bush with my nice slice.

Always remember he's witty and dry sense of humour.

He's photographic memory when we played cards. How did he remember which hearts went down ???

And his smoked sausage he made it was the BEST ever and it showed because once it was ready it was gone, yum.

He will surely be missed and the hospitality Uncle Jim and Aunt Marcella gave to us all that visited Canada.

Thank you, thank you

R.I.P.

Rom and Barbara

From Down Under

Our deepest sympathies to your family. May you be blessed with the joy and warmth of happy memories from the lifetime spent together. We join our prayers with yours for Jim's peaceful rest and we pray you will be showered with God's comfort throughout your journey in this difficult time.

The Tschritter family - Genevieve, Michele, Carey and Vance.

Heartfelt condolences from Anna and Ed Samek

Marcella, Cathy and I send our deepest sympathies to you and your family. I have so many fond memories with Jim when we were younger men on the soccer field, later on the golf course and then at the ping-pong and pool tables. In soccer, he was the type of defenseman that if he ever let the ball through, the man would bounce off him. He was always kind, never putting his opponents down, instead, he praised them. I was with him when he got his seventh hole in one. He did not gloat, he just gave a slight smile and said, “That’s my seventh”. In pool or pong-pong, when I would sometimes get lucky and beat him, he would say something like, “You gave me another pool lesson”. I will really miss his humbleness and kindness.

Vince and Cathy

Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. I know how much you all loved your father. Keeping you in out thoughts and prayers. Love, Dawn, Dan, Evan and Leah.

Our condolences to you Marcella, and your family.

So sorry th hear of the sad loss of uncle Jim, our thoughts are with you all at this time of life where there is so much heartache,

Sorry we can’t be there as we are so far away but sending our love to you all, love from Tanya, Russell and Daniel xxxx

Our deepest sympathyToni, Shawn and family from Trish and Paul Picherack.

Marcella, I am so sorry. My heart goes out to you, your family.

Jeannette