Dear Marilyn, Karen & Scott we are so saddened to hear of Jimmy's passing.He was a really "neat" guy and we sure had lots of fun and laughs the years he worked with us--never a dull moment when Jimmy was around!Always full of life and one hard guy to keep up with!Cherish your happy memories .Sincerely Walter & Jan
Marilyn & family, so sorry to hear of Jim's passing although am sure he is in a much better place and out of pain. Thinking of all of your family at this time, Sincerely, Al & Sheila
Dear Maryilyn AND FAMILY, I was so very sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I always enjoyed our visits we had over the past years. Jim was a very pleasent and gentle man; and that easy smile will be missed. My heartfelt condolences to all of you and may your warm memories help ease your pain. Sincerely. Ardis
So sorry to hear about Jim's passing. Myself along with his many West End Community Center friends will long remember all the great work he did there and his willingness to help anyone who needed it. Jim was a "Great Guy"and a good friend. He will be remembered as such. Sincere condolences to Marilyn and family.
Dear Marilyn and Family,
Gary and I were so sorry to read of Jim's passing. May your memories of better times help you get through the days ahead.
Sincere Sympathy,
Gary and Vonda
Marilyn and family,
Growing up on 27th street we got to know Jim and I will always have found memories of him. He was a fixture at the first tee as a starter for the Western Open Golf Tournament for years. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at this most difficult time.
To the Brooks' Family:
I was so sorry to hear about Jim's passing. I can remember the times when Karen and I were "taking over" the house in Brandon in our much younger years and I Karen's dad, took it all in stride and put up with the "antics" He always welcomed me into his home and he always had a smile and a chat. So sorry, take good care all!
Sheila Kindred
I am very sad to hear about this. I met Jimmy when I worked at the petro canada just down from his house here in Brandon. He was in almost everyday and became a very good friend.
He as like another grandpa to alot of us. And he is going to be missed alot.
My heart is out to all his family. He was one of the best people ever.
A smile, a laugh, a plateful of a fresh batch of cookies, his embracing term for the Queen in Hearts - it is amazing what thoughts first come to mind when I think about Uncle Jim.
He was there FOR us and WITH us through our challenges. For that I will always be grateful.
He will certainly be missed but more importantly he will be remembered.
