James HEFFERNAN

Thoughts are with you Margaret, Bryna, Mike and William. I'll miss his infectious laugh and our deep discussions about how far the Habs would go in the playoffs. "Jimmy" as I always called him, will be greatly missed.

Deepest sympathy to Margaret, Bryna and Bill. The Heffernan family in Alta Vista was a great influence on my early life and visiting them late into the night was the best and the only time we got to go to bed after midnight! It was total fun running with the Heffernan's. Remembering Bell, Uncle Gene, Aunt Helen and David. Rest in peace Heff. Cousin Claire Heffernan Quadra Island BC

March 20

It was terribly sad to hear of Heff"s passing. He was my brother -in-law and I have great memories of him when he and Patty came for visits to New Brunswick. They made quite a splash in our small town, showing up in the purple , convertible cadillac. His colourful personality and his infectious and boisterous laugh was something to behold. In later years , he and his entourage (you know who you are) would show up at my place in Calgary to stay "a few days" Two months later - he was off on another adventure to the West Coast.I saw him less after this visit but have always had a warm spot in my heart for him. Dear kind man , may you rest in peace.

Thinking of you and your family Bryna. Sending hugs & love

My deepest sympathies to the Heffernan family on Heff's passing.

I have many fond memories of growing up with Jimmy in Applewood Acres in the 50s and 60s. We were close friends in our childhood. We chummed around, marauding through the neighbourhood at times, and playing football (Heff had great hands and could catch anything) or hockey on the road at other times.

We shared a paper route that took us to the top of Billings Avenue and back, and we spent all of our earnings at Sadaka's store on Pleasant Park Road; we hung around Mike Sadaka's store a lot.

Jimmy was funny, always upbeat, and always ready with a quick comeback or a funny one-liner. Ferd and Peewee were also a part of that childhood and my Dad and Eugene both worked for the Department of Highways of Ontario - or the DHO as it was usually called. There are many connections to the Heffernan family.

Jimmy, and all the Heffernans, were a significant part of my early years; now Jimmy, Peewee and his Mom and Dad are gone but will be forever remembered with much fondness and affection.

Jimmy's friend,

Bill Reid

Our deepest condolences in the loss of Jimmy. We have many fond memories from Rachel Ave.
Mary Lou, Marilyn, Barbara, Brian and Jimmy Moore

Bryna i'm so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you.

Rest in peace heff.... you were always funny no Matter what the occasion Love you
....amanda and kids

My condolences,may Heff rest in peace with Aunt Helen,Uncle Gene,and Peewee will dearly miss but will treasure the memories,love sammi

Remembering Heff as a great guy - always a gentleman & had time for all his old friends back in the 1960s. He had a sweetness about him. Sorry to hear this - way too soon Heff. You're in our prayers. God bless you & yours.

Sweet dreams, Heff - very colourful and fond memories linger on.

Dear Margaret and Bryna, Deepest sympathies of the loss of Heff. Mike and I are here for you if you need anything. Love you both! You are all in our thoughts and prayers.