JIM STEWART

Condolences & Memories (13 entries)

• Jim was a CWQA director and member of the board as the Culligan W'peg- central Canada representative during the 80's. He was always a CWQA member. He will be missed. Condolences and a heartfelt thank you to the family for Jim. - Posted by: Kevin Wong (CWQA Executive Director) on: Aug 25, 2017

• A valued friend of over 50 years. The smile tells all. Always positive and trusting. Willing to help anyone, anytime. I remember; the white Acadian convertible; Jim going from university to pick Linda up, after high school; Jim's tall, gentle father, leading three generations of Culligan men; a road trip to San Francisco; parties at 123 Grenfell Boulevard (the house survived); a constant Wildwood curler; very neat hair; the ready laugh. Mostly just a genuine, true, great person. Sorry to miss the celebration service, but very much enjoyed seeing him (with Linda) recently at the Mere Hotel. Very best wishes, to Linda and the boys. Hope to see you soon. Wonderful memories and traditions to carry onward. - Posted by: David Knight (Friend and fraternity brother) on: Mar 07, 2017

• Linda: I was just advised of Jim's passing and wish to extend my sincerest condolences to you and your family. Jim was an honorable, open and gentle man, who had a great zest and love of life and living. That love was clearly evident in his unique smile and hearty laugh, which he shared frequently with friends and acquaintances. Jim's fine character will long-serve as enviable legacy for family and friends to cherish. Rest well Jim. - Posted by: Brad from Sudbury (Friend) on: Mar 07, 2017

• 30 years ago I worked for Jim at Culligan in Winnipeg. He was always interested in my goals, in what I did other than work; he was the all round firm but fair and supportive boss. I have always kept him in my memory bank; a good man and I send my condolences to the family. Dave Mowat - Alderville, Ontario - Posted by: Dave Mowat (Past employee) on: Mar 06, 2017

• Jim' s passing provided some time to reflect on the years curling with him at the Wildwood Curling Club. We participated in many bonspiels and the trips to rural Manitoba remain positive memories. Jim had an impressive network of friends no matter where we went.His personality was contagious as he always had time for small talk as well as that smile and his sense of humour. Jim will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Bruce and Lynda Unfried - Posted by: Bruce Unfried (Friend) on: Mar 06, 2017

• Throughout the many years as members of the Wildewood Club, we luckily were good friends of Jim and Linda sharing great times and many laughs. There are few people like Jim and he will be sadly missed but always remembered very fondly. We share in your loss. We are out of town but will have you all in our thoughts! - Posted by: Jim&Audrey Swail (Friends) on: Mar 06, 2017

• Sending Much Healing Love to you and your Family. - Posted by: Heather and Greg Thompson (Friend of Jon and Scott) on: Mar 05, 2017

• So sorry to hear of Jim's passing and my condolences to all of his family. I haven't seen him for many years and I know all of his classmates and buddies will miss him greatly! - Posted by: Neil Stewart (Second Cousin) on: Mar 05, 2017

• Linda, Jon, Scotty and Matthew, our loving thoughts are with you all from down here in Mesa. We are feeling very sad. It was a priveledge to know Jim and I feel so lucky to have had a visit just before he passed. Heaven has a brand new angel. However, down here on earth, where will we find another just like him , the smile the laugh and all the goodness he truly was. Sincerely Joan and Tom Gill - Posted by: Joan Farnfield and Tom Gill (Friends) on: Mar 04, 2017

• I was just informed today that Jim had died. I am so sorry, please know my thoughts and prayers are with all the family. I remember both Jim and Linda coming to my husband Ted and daughter Stacy's memorial service at St Paul's Anglican Church in June of 2016. I was so happy to see them and feel their support. Now I'm sending Linda and all her family ....my love and support. Love, Sybil (McGee) Bagshaw - Posted by: Sybil Bagshaw (Long time friend - from school days in Fort Garry) on: Mar 04, 2017

• Joy & I met Jim & Linda on frequent winter trips to Palm Springs. Always enjoyed our cycling rides through PSP with Jim & the other Winterpeggers. Jim had that magic personality of welcoming new friends like old time buddies. We last saw Jim last June at Rainbow Stage, where he looked very well. So it was certainly a shock to read that Jim has left us. Sorry that we won't be able to attend the funeral, as we are vacationing in one of Jim's favourite destinations-Australia. - Posted by: Ron & Joy MacKenzie (Friends) on: Mar 04, 2017

• Diana and I are very saddened about Jim's passing. He will always be remembered by his winning smile and genuine good nature. He truly was always interested in what was happening to the people around him and tried to share his thoughts and feelings. Jim will be missed by all who new him. I am sorry that we are away at this time so will are unable to attend the service, our condolences go out to Linda and Family . Clive & Diana Morrison - Posted by: Clive & Diana Morrison (Friends) on: Mar 04, 2017

• We are very sorry and saddened for your loss. Jim was a very good inspiration for me when I first entered the water business and I have always been grateful for his powerfully positive influence in those early years. He was an amazing father to all three of you and always demonstrated what a great husband, father, and grandfather should be like. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours in this difficult time. - Posted by: Greg, Corinne and Family (Business Associate) on: Mar 04, 2017