On behalf of myself and my father Irvine, please accept our sympathies on Jack's passing. I knew Jack from coming into Sobeys at he Westside for several years. He always liked to tease the girls and even more so, his wife! But it was also so obvious how much he adored her. My dad knew him from around the office at the car works and used to comment about what a character he was. They would often share a chuckle when they would run into each other. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
So sorry for your loss beverly and family,my prayers are with you all at this time,he was a wonderful man and he treated me like an adopted daughter,i am sorry i didnt get down to see him and mom i will miss him dearlymay he fly with the angels up above. Love nancy stroud
I still remember Uncle Jack when I was much smaller,he always reminded me of our GrandFather-Paddy. Such a kind man.I'm so sorry for your loss.Our thoughts,prayers & love are with all of you xox
We have such fond memories of Jack (that is what he wanted us kids to call him) as a child driving our school bus to the Pictou Landing school. He was the nicest man. He played his country music from some magic place on that bus and it was amazing. Even as an adult he had a smile and a little story for us when ever we met. Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family. Jack will be greatly missed.
Loved ya Jack & I think you knew that lol. All the times I used to jump on your bus you would have a smile or pretend grump face just to get a reaction!! I'd never forgotten you and when we meet again I'm gonna be the one teasing YOU!!! Much light and love to all his family, but he's free now and with the Lord. Don't morn his passing celebrate his life!! Xox
