John G. Pell

My sincere condolances to you Mrs.Pell and members of the family on the passing of Brother Jack.
He was a constant visitor to our Lodges in the Bahamas.
We certainly will miss his is presence in our assemblies.
May his soul and the souls all tbe faithful departed rest in peace and rise in glory

My sincere condolances to you Mrs.Pell and members of the family on the passing of Brother Jack.
He was a constant visitor to our Lodges in the Bahamas.
We certainly will miss his is presence in our assemblies.
May his soul and the souls all tbe faithful departed rest in peace and rise in glory

Aunt Helen and family; we were so very sorry to hear of Uncle Jack's passing. We all have such wonderful memories of him and we will treasure those moments. His selfless good works have touched so many lives and he will be remembered and missed by us all.

Remembering night skiing at Camp Fortune with Jack, Jennifer and David (although I was always a little afraid of Jack!) and enjoying double-buttered cinnamon toast in the Pell kitchen. My sincerest condolences to the entire Pell family at this time of loss. Alison Arnot, neighbour and classmate/friend of Jennifer.

Dear Helen and family, it was with sad hearts we learned of Jack's passing. Although we were cousins, born just eight months apart, our times together grew more infrequent over the years but the connections were never broken. Michelle and I often shared stories and memories with Helen and Jack in the recent past and will always hold Jack's memory close to us. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Jennifer and family - our families had known each other for years with our fathers and grandfathers involved in the Lodge (and Shriners). Deepest condolences on your loss.

Dear Helen and family, I was proud to call Jack my boss for 2 years in Arnprior. He was a wonderful man. I have thought of you both many times over the years. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Lorna Mosley Blackburn.

David and all Family members my sincere condolences at this time of loss.

I wish to extend my sincere condolences to Helen, David, Nancy, Jennifer and Wendy. Jack earned himself a great reputation in the Masonic Fraternity and has been the mentor for many to follow. He will be sorely missed but fondly remembered.

I also had the great pleasure to have worked with him from the time he joined Statistics Canada until his retirement. He demonstrated that dedication and hard work paid rewards, an example that many of us followed. He was respected at all levels.

The Pell name will be revered for years to come and you can all take comfort in knowing that Jack has completed this stage in life as a loved and respected individual