James Alexander McCurrach

Dear Mrs. McCurrach,

I was very sorry to hear of Jim's passing. Back in the late 60's and early 70's I attended Balmoral JHS. Jim was my metalwork teacher. He always had a great sense of humour (as you would know)and made the shop fun. I was also a member of his Balsa Bashers airplane club. Years after I left Balmoral, you and Jim would pop up at my hockey games at Karen Magnusson. It was good to see you both.

All the best. Mr McCurrach will always be remembered.

Bruce Davie

Rob, please accept my deepest sympathy on the passing of your father. He has slipped the surely bonds of earth, and now is in a place of peace, and no pain. I'm sure he will be sadley missed by all who knew him. Please take care as time will heal, and the memory will last for ever.

Our condolences to you, Susan, and all your family. We all know too well the pain of losing a father.

My prayers are with you. I know he will be greatly missed. He was a caring father, although as teenagers, I don't think we called it that.

May the memories of him brighten your days.

I will always remember him for the trip to 'Sonova Beach'