I had the honor of knowing Jim for roughly 15 years. In that time I had the privilege of working with him on a couple projects. We made memories that will last a lifetime. Building the house in Havelock together was more then just building a home. It was life lessons and an experience not too many people get to have. I learned lots from Jim and continue to learn from him through the knowledge and wisdom he passed down to Justin. Jim was a no bs kinda guy and I had lots of respect for him. He will be truly missed. My condolences to his family and friends 🧡
To Lori, Craig and Lisa, Kathy and Chris
I was saddened to hear of Jim,s death. I have many fond memories of our younger years around Trent River. When I think about Jim, I can see his red hair,and his little grin.
My sincere condolences to all of Jim’s family. I pray your fond memories will bring you peace in the days to come.
Affectionately
Jane Bryenton
At one time, cousin Jim lived a few doors away from our cottage which has now become our permanent home. We have happy memories of his young family at the river and later helping our Dad on the farm.
Our sincere sympathies to all at this sad time.
It was always nice having a chat with Jim back in the day!