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1935
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2024
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Jacques Tremblay Obituary
Jacques (Jack) Tremblay
July 18, 1935 -
February 28, 2024
With broken hearts the Tremblay and Stewart Family's announce the passing of Jack. He was a "Jack of all Trades" and a Master of it all. We will forever miss his smile and the sound of his laughter.
He built a Houseboat, an airboat, portable sawmill and restored old British cars. He loved his puppies, travelling and enjoyed telling a good (or bad) joke. He was also responsible for spider kills needed. Flying his Seabee aircraft was one of his greatest joys.
Jack was born in St. Fulgence, Quebec and relocated to Peace River, Alberta at the age of 9 where the family homesteaded. In the early 1960's, Jack moved to Prince George to operate his crane with construction work at the pulp mill.
Jack and Carol met in the 1970's when they started on their journey of life together. They moved to Campbell River to pursue the next adventure and bought a commercial fishing boat. Jack always said it was the funniest way to loose money. The boat was sold and they moved to Duncan for the next 26 years. During this time they made many special and lifelong friendships. This time was also when Jack and Carol started "The bucket list"--checking all the boxes except for Jacks wish to go to into outer space.
The final move for Jack and Carol was to return to Prince George in 2012 to spend more time with family; as the great grandchildren had begun arriving.
Jack is survived by his soulmate and partner of 50 years and 9 days, Carol Stewart; their children Cindy (Bob) Baur, Debbie Chadwick, Cheryl Stewart, Marty (Lorie) Stewart, Gerald Tremblay, Russell (Jaylyn) Stewart, Daryl Tremblay; his four grandchildren Nathan (Raelyn) Voulgaris, Samantha (Mike) Lodge, Courtney (Devon) Cleverley, Novara Chadwick; his seven great grandchildren that he adored; sisters Bea and Lizette as well as many nieces and nephews.
The family is grateful to those who cared for Jack including Dr. Wooldridge, Rainbow Day Centre, Internal Medicine, Primary Care Unit, Jen (our Palliative Care Nurse) and especially all the staff at Jubilee Lodge who became a family to us.
A Celebration of Jack's Life will be held on Saturday, April 6 at 11:00 am at ECRA, 1692-10th Ave, Prince George, BC.
Condolences may be offered at www.AssmansFuneralChapel.com
July 18, 1935 -
February 28, 2024
With broken hearts the Tremblay and Stewart Family's announce the passing of Jack. He was a "Jack of all Trades" and a Master of it all. We will forever miss his smile and the sound of his laughter.
He built a Houseboat, an airboat, portable sawmill and restored old British cars. He loved his puppies, travelling and enjoyed telling a good (or bad) joke. He was also responsible for spider kills needed. Flying his Seabee aircraft was one of his greatest joys.
Jack was born in St. Fulgence, Quebec and relocated to Peace River, Alberta at the age of 9 where the family homesteaded. In the early 1960's, Jack moved to Prince George to operate his crane with construction work at the pulp mill.
Jack and Carol met in the 1970's when they started on their journey of life together. They moved to Campbell River to pursue the next adventure and bought a commercial fishing boat. Jack always said it was the funniest way to loose money. The boat was sold and they moved to Duncan for the next 26 years. During this time they made many special and lifelong friendships. This time was also when Jack and Carol started "The bucket list"--checking all the boxes except for Jacks wish to go to into outer space.
The final move for Jack and Carol was to return to Prince George in 2012 to spend more time with family; as the great grandchildren had begun arriving.
Jack is survived by his soulmate and partner of 50 years and 9 days, Carol Stewart; their children Cindy (Bob) Baur, Debbie Chadwick, Cheryl Stewart, Marty (Lorie) Stewart, Gerald Tremblay, Russell (Jaylyn) Stewart, Daryl Tremblay; his four grandchildren Nathan (Raelyn) Voulgaris, Samantha (Mike) Lodge, Courtney (Devon) Cleverley, Novara Chadwick; his seven great grandchildren that he adored; sisters Bea and Lizette as well as many nieces and nephews.
The family is grateful to those who cared for Jack including Dr. Wooldridge, Rainbow Day Centre, Internal Medicine, Primary Care Unit, Jen (our Palliative Care Nurse) and especially all the staff at Jubilee Lodge who became a family to us.
A Celebration of Jack's Life will be held on Saturday, April 6 at 11:00 am at ECRA, 1692-10th Ave, Prince George, BC.
Condolences may be offered at www.AssmansFuneralChapel.com
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Published by The Prince George Citizen from Mar. 11 to Mar. 17, 2024.
Memories and Condolences
for Jacques Tremblay
2 Entries
Greg & Alice Friend
March 13, 2024
May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. He will be dearly missed.
The Dahl St, Cyr family
March 12, 2024
Carol & family. So very sorry for this tremendous loss to your family. Jack was a pretty cool guy. Landing his plane in front of our place with my dad. Came in for a coffee years ago.
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