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11 Entries
France, Josée, Louis Perrault
January 14, 2025
Dear Nancy (and family), our deepest condolences. The Perrault (especially our mother and father) have had fond memories of your husband. May he rest in peace.
Anik Trudel
December 5, 2024
Dear Nancy and all the Grant family, my deepest condolences. Jim had a profound impact in all areas of his life. He has been a mentor, always provided wise advice and remains an inspiring figure for all those who had the good fortune to work with him.
Peter Reid
December 3, 2024
Dear Nancy I am writing to send you and your family my condolences on the passing of Jim. Our lives were most intertwined during our days at McGill where we were in the same Psi Upsilon fraternity. This led us to join on several trips hither and yon but always a great deal of fun.On one trip we met with Jim´s uncle Don who was the senior executive of the New York Yankees and he gave us use of his box for that afternoons game. He also arranged for us to play at his home course on Long Island. These trips led to four of us going to tour Europe together. This included playing the famous Olde Course at St. Andrews. Jim´s game was up to both challenges, mine was not.
Subsequently our paths diverged as my wife and I moved to Toronto and then Winnipeg. On our return to Montreal we only met sporadically but always enjoyed the get together. In his life he achieved so much that he is a figure to be much emulated.
Should you plan a celebration of life Dr.Don Harterre , a joint friend from the European trip would like to participate as would I. Please look me up in Bromont, Quebec and let us know if there is a memorial service of any kind.
Sarah Campbell Besso
December 2, 2024
Dear Grants, I am so sad to hear of your dear Dad's passing. He was such a wonderful father. I loved it when we Katie, Jennifer and Christy- went all went to your Dad's office sometimes on the weekend:)
My deepest sympathies to the entire Grant family. Thornhill Avenue has lost one of the greatest.
In my thoughts, Sarah Campbell Besso (60 Thrornhill Ave)
Stuart McCormack
December 1, 2024
My sympathies to you Nancy and your whole family From the first meeting to my last with Jim it was always memorable and educational. He was a man who both cared and wanted to give back to the community.
Eugene Kwan
December 1, 2024
Dear Nancy,
Both Jim and you were always so kind to Barbara and me. Jim was a very special person to me. I miss the times I got to spend with him.
Take care,
Eugene
Martin Claude Lepage
December 1, 2024
He hired me as a young corporate lawyer at Stikeman Elliott in 1970 and remained my friend and mentor throughout my 35-year career. His constant support and guidance (coupled with his great sense of humour) could not be overestimated. Sincères condoléances à Nancy et toute la famille.
Vincent Prager
December 1, 2024
My heartfelt condolences to you, Nancy and family. Jimmy was a great man and I am honoured to have worked with him for so many years. I will always remember the annual maple syrup delivery to your garage - which I think of every time I drive on Thornhill. He will never be forgotten. Fondly. Vincent
Frank Sixt
December 1, 2024
Dear Nancy:
He was a wonderful man, friend and mentor during my days at SE. Anne and I have fond memories of your trip to Hong Kong so many years ago. Please accept our heartfelt condolences. Anne and Frank Sixt.
Claudette Picard and Marc Regnier
November 30, 2024
He touched our lives in many ways. Dear Nancy , all our condolences.
Claudette Picard and Marc Regnier
Andrew Lindsay
November 30, 2024
A giant tree in the forest has fallen. He led a remarkable life of service, family and law, and will not soon be forgotten. May his memory be a blessing, and may he rest in everlasting peace.
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