To Diana & Family. We were so sorry to hear of Jeff’s passing. He was truly loved and will be missed by all his family and friends. We will remember Jeff as a very kind and gentle soul. Hugs to you all.

There is always Two memories I have with Grandpa. We were on holiday visiting Great Grandma and Grandpa Zub in Fort Francis Ontario and Grandma and Grandpa Zub was there as well. One thing we always did was go to the cabin. I remember running down and Grandpa was in the water swimming. I went to go walk on the rocks Grandpa said I wouldn’t do that. Being a kid I didn’t listen. Well I get half way and a stupid snake goes right through my legs I scream and Grandpa in his wonderful laugh says I told you. That laugh was always great. That trip we also went to the movies!!

Grandpa Grandma Zub Great Grandma and Grandpa, Jessica, mom dad myself here our family goes and sees Me myself & Irene

Let me add Jessica was 8 and I was 10

Let’s just say Grandpa laughed so hard that day, I laughed with him that’s for sure. That laugh will never be forgotten and these memories will never be lost love you Grandpa

I have over 56 years of memories of dad from basically the day I was born, he went to the army to provide for his family use a hard-working man he would do anything we went to Germany went to Nova Scotia and then ended up in Calgary. He’s been a few other places since that time and then came back to Airdrie and that was the best thing we were also happy dad was getting a lot of memory loss, but we tried to get him to remember things so it made him happy. We talked a lot about the things he had to do and all the fun things and happy things like Joe said all the building he did with him so much in his house ripping out floors rebuilding things building decks at his house my house building garage is his house my house building my basement rebuild inside my house when we found my house I was like oh my God I can’t live here. He said will fix it up and him and Joe did. There’s so many things I could say, even from childhood him and I would make fishing lures. He taught me how to swim. He was a lifeguard when he was young and there’s no way just chilled and would never not know how to swim not everyone’s gonna know how much he is going to be missed it’s like a part Of me has left, right before my eyes, I told him it was OK he was in so much pain. I said it was OK just go never going to leave my head but as people say hang onto the good stuff and I have a lot my children have a lot my grandchildren have a lot and that is his great grandchildren, we went to the Home a lot because it lit up his eyes to see us, and my grandchildren had always made my day and I know it made his , I remember in Germany. There was a pub across the street he take me there. He’d have a beer and I’d get ice cream can’t do that here in Canada, but pubs in Germany our family. I could sit here and ramble on, but it would take forever, so I’m just doing my best to hold on , ( to dad what you doing up there I hope your hang with grandma and grandpa) we will miss to the Moon and back !!!!

We love you and miss you grandpa!!

There are so many great memories of dad, but the one that comes to mind so many times.It was when we were building his garage in Beddington dad was cutting rebar and the sparks caught his sweat pants on fire in a certain area, I yelled at dad but he couldn’t hear me because he had ear plugs in, so mom ran over and patted out the flames, needless to say a new pair of pants were required.