James Douglas DICKIE

I am sad to read about this as I remember Jim as a salesman for the Toro dealership in Surrey. He would visit the workshop up at Capilano Golf&CC selling his wares and deliver the equipment the club would purchase. Always a smile on his and good to talk to. I have meant to drop in and see him at his home in North Van at his invitation and did once but should have done it more often RIP Jim. Many must miss you.

To: Jim's family Please accept my deepest condolences. Jim was my friend for almost 40 years as we worked together at Acklands/TPC and Oakcreek. I will miss his humor and easy going nature. He would always brighten my day when I would receive his phone calls. He loved his family dearly and would share stories with proudness. I will miss you my friend . I'm very sorry to have missed the celebration of his life. I will always remember the wonderful times we spent together.

I remember Jim from many years ago at TPC (and you too, Gina). He was always ready with a humorous story and was a significant part of the team of salesman for many years. I pray you can always hold him dear in your hearts and find comfort in the memories of your Dad, Grandpa and Great Grandpa.

My family and I would like to offer our condolences on the passing of Jim. Jim was always laughing and always brightened the room when present. He was a great neighbour and friend. Sorry for not being able to attend his celebration of life. Love Jason Laura Nicholas and Kayla Kondo

So sorry to hear of Jim´s passing, I new Jim for over 30 years, I´m devastated, wasn´t long that I talked to him, he was so proud of his new home in agazssis, I was supposed to go up and visit him. He was so positive, full of life and fantastic sense of humour he always made me laugh. I´ll miss him greatly. My condolences to his family. Neonilla

So sorry to hear of Jim's passing. He was an old friend for over 40 years. He would call me Xmas and birthdays. when i didnt hear from him this July I knew something was wrong. I will miss his great humor.He was a good man. Marilyn Hooper, Kelowna