Karen, our heartfelt condolences for the passing of Jack. A lifetime of loving can never be replaced. The loves who love us will miss us when we move on to the step of our journey and Jack will be loved and missed by yourself and so many more. He was always first up to lend a hand, give support, raise a beer and make you feel better if things weren't going right. He made you feel valued, and those who knew him appreciated it and valued his company and friendship. We are all richer for having him in our lives. God bless.
Uncle Jack, a true Legend!, Handyman, Loving Husband and Helper to everyone who needed it
A Gentleman who's smile and laugh lit up every room he entered and the best host ever!
Your legacy continues
Love Da Nephew as you always say
Hugh
I knew Great Uncle Jack as a good man. Throughout the years, we enjoyed many celebrations. I remember him getting me a light for my hat for my birthday so that I could see at night while playing. I recall their Christmas time visits as child. I will never forget going to the Honda Indy races with Great Uncle Jack, Uncle Shawn, My father Hugh Ryder, and cousin Ben. I pray for Great Aunt Karen as she navigates this time. I want her to know that she has unlimited support from myself, my father, as well as my two brothers. Whatever she needs.
My mother, Susan Walker, extends her deepest condolences as well.
We were so sorry to hear about Jack. He was a great guy. He often came to the racetrack to cheer us on. We will miss his humour and visits at the racetrack.
To Karen and your Beautiful Family
I am terribly sad to hear of Jack’s sudden passing. He was always so vibrant and full of life. We always enjoyed your visits at the Grafton House and the time we shared together. He was loved dearly by his Uncle Mat and will be missed by many of our Family members. With deepest condolences. Sending very tight hugs and lots of love. Margaret, Mark & Marcie xo