James "Jim" WELLMAN

I am blessed to have had the chance to get to know Jimmy. I know he adored his wife and daughters and was always excited about his grandchildren. i had the pleasure of cutting your fathers hair for many years. i will never forget how his smile could light up the room. My deepest sympathies.

Jennifer
Supreme Barber Billings Bridge

I had the privilege of getting to know Mr. Wellman as a volunteer visitor at the Perley Rideau. He shared a great deal with me about his life, his challenges, and his spirituality. He had a charming way of cutting through a lot of talk to get to the real issue. He was a very accomplished man and I feel honoured that he opened up to me as graciously and humorously as he did. His passing is a real loss to me, who only knew him briefly. I can only imagine what this loss must mean to his family.

Oh Valerie I just found out about Jims Home coming to be with Jesus.God Bless you Girls that DAD Jim loved so much.Jim is a good example for us to live our lives by.

James Wellman was an amazing volunteer at Elisabeth Bruyere . Jim lightened the live of many with the twinkle in his eye ..... Jim you will be greatly missed xo

Jimmy, We really enjoyed being your neighbor for many, many years. We remember all the good times that we shared with you and Jackie. Our deepest sympathy to your family and you will be missed by all your other neighbors on Carnegie St.

My deepest sympathy to the Wellman family. I had the privilege of meeting Jim when I worked at the Bruyére Foundation. He was a wonderful, kind man who will be missed.

Dear Lisa, my thoughts are with you and your family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. I have many fond memories of growing up next door on Carnegie St. Having spirited conversations over endless cups of tea with Mr. Wellman.

Dear Lisa,
I would like to offer you and your family our deepest and most sincere condolences. May our friendship and prayers ease you through this difficult time.