In memory of

Stanley Thomas Jackson

January 14, 1933 - January 31, 2026

Peacefully at Lakeridge Gardens on Saturday, January 31, 2026, Stanley Thomas Jackson passed away. Loving husband of Carol Jackson (Strutt) for 67 years. Proud and loving father to Sandra (Reg Gosling) and Steve (Marg).

Loving brother of the late Benjamin Jackson (June), and the late Joyce Park (Don), (Ken Doucette), and brother-in-law to Ralph Strutt (Anne).

Proud grandfather to Brett (Tara), Derek (Amy), Mitch, Kyle (Alyssa) and loving great grandfather to Maverick, Charlotte, Benjamin, Halle, Cohen and Jackson.

In lieu of flowers, a donation to Children's Wish Foundation would be appreciated.

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Ronald Gosling

Entered February 3, 2026 from Cavan

Sending Condolences to you and your family, he will be dearly missed.

Christina LePage

Entered February 3, 2026 from Mount Pleasant

My sincere condolences to the family on the loss of a Father, a Grandfather and Great Grandfather. 🙏

Rob & Kathy Suggett (Friend)

Entered February 3, 2026 from Hamilton, Ontario

Remembering our early days at Bayview Wildwood and feeling so fortunate to have met the Jackson Family.
Rest in peace Stan 🙏 you will be missed 😢

Kathy Hopf and family (Good friend to us for many years)

Entered February 3, 2026 from Hamilton ,ontario

Stan and Carol have been great friends to us. We met them at Bayview Lodge on sparrow Lake . We were rooming next to them and our love and friendship grew from then on. Lots of phone calls back-and-forth checking up on each other. I’m so sorry for the loss of your father grandfather. Stan was a great man. Every Christmas I put out the sleigh that he made for me in 2002 I am sending hugs to the whole family from the house myself Chris Carly and children. You were always in my heart love, Kathy.

Hazel B Regan (Colleague)

Entered February 3, 2026 from Toronto

Dear Steve and family,
It seemed that whenever I went up the escalator at 2 Bloor, Stan would be nearby in the lobby checking on things. And then, with his lovely smile he'd say "good morning, Hazel". My day was off to a good start.
Come to think of it, I can't recall ever seeing Stan without a smile on his face.
Steve, your father was one of that rare breed - a genuinely good man with no bs ever - he said what he meant and he meant what he said.

My hope is that all of the loving memories that you and your entire family have of him will comfort you always.

In sympathy,
Hazel Regan

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