My deepest sympathy to Marlene and all the family. I first met Jack at a family reunion in Alberta. I knew of him prior, but we had never met. Such a kind and gentle man. I recently learned of his passing and send my love to his family. My brothers and their wives - Vern and Anna Carter, Ted and Dale Carter, Ralph and Carol Carter, Don and Judy Carter, and I - Ardelle Thake send you all of our love.

While we never actually met, I corresponded with Jack's mother and other family members relating to family tree material. It was quite a shock to me that Jack had passed on. Our sincere condolences to all the family.

Regards to all, Jack Begg, Saskatoon, SK

It was great to know Jack and Marlene and I am most grateful for their volunteering in Ethiopia through the organization VICS. It was at subsequent VICS gatherings that I first met Jack and learned of his great contribution to the food bank and to life in general. My deepest sympathy to Marlene and the family. May Jack now Rest In Peace.

Father Bob Colburn - former VICS Director

As a brother i really did not know Jack that well but the memories i have of him are all good.We had a large family and by the time i was born Jack had already left home and was working for a living. Children left home early in those days , i believe Jack was only 14 or 15 when he joined the work force so i did not see him much when i was young but he would come home occasionally to visit the family and i remember how impressed i was with his new clothes and flashy cars. Jack was a strong man with a handshake that was hard to forget and it was tough to see him with his troubles in his later years.I am very happy he is in Heaven and at peace and may you be at peace also Marlene after these last many years of caring for Jack with love and devotion and grace.Our sympathy to you and Derek and Tammy and Brent and family.

Brother Cliff and Melloddee

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Our sincere condolences to Marlene and Family. We have fond memories of Jack, whom we met at one of his many volunteer activities. He was a dedicated volunteer, who touched many lives, and a real gentleman.

Sincerely, Gail and Charlie Kiemele

Our condolences to Marlene & family. Worked with Jack for many years at Amoco and Jack always had that smile that you see in his photograph. He was the drilling contract specialist in the Production Department. We also spent some time nurturing and harvesting his Garden of Eat'n.

Keith & Erika Fuhr

Jack was an amazing guy, and I will never forget my time with him and Marlene over the years. A most 'giving' man.

We had good times together at Jack and Marlene’s places in Calgary and also on their home quarter. They were fun family times and Uncle Jack we loved you and you will be missed Sending lots of love to Marlene, Derek and Tammy and their family and to Brent and his family. Inez was sad to hear about her brother Jack and sends her condolences. - Arline and Brian Waller

Jack will always be remembered. We are honored to have been part of Jacks' care for over 4 years. Our sincere condolences to the family.