JAMES RYAN CARSON

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• Babies are born, to serve OTHER people. (We're never the same after we have them.) Our adult life is rewarded by how much service we are, to OTHER people. (We get paid in direct proportion to how much we make OTHER peoples' lives healthier, happier or easier.) We "go home", to serve OTHER people. (I've never attended a funeral that didn't make me think about my & their life. Are my efforts contributing to my life's purpose?) May Jim's "service-to-others" be in your thoughts through this 2nd anniversary of this significant emotional event in your lives. May God send His Grace & Peace to your family as when He took him home to Him. Grampa Dave Connell, Professional Public Speaker (Rtd) - Posted by: Grampa Dave Connell (Supplier, GiO Electric Scooters) on: May 18, 2021

• Hi Dale, my condolences on your loss of your brother Jim. I remember him as always being kind. He would often say hello to me if he saw me playing in the backyard, and I remember how he allowed me to play with his dog Corky. I'm sure he will be missed by his family and friends. Sincerely, Janis Richards (nee Jakowyshin) - Posted by: Janis Richards (nee Jakowyshin) (Former next-door-neighbour) on: Jun 25, 2019

• Dear Gayle and family, we were shocked to hear of Jim's untimely passing. Don went to the Rady Centre this morning and saw two big pictures of Jim and a tribute. You will all miss him so much but think of all the memories. We talked today about Jim coaching our boys and being at the YMHA when Don was a member there years ago. Your family will have so many memories. Our deepest sympathy. Please know you will be in our thoughts as you go through this difficult time. Love, Barbara and Don Duguid - Posted by: Barbara and Don Duguid (Friends from many years ago) on: Jun 12, 2019

• To the Carson Family my condolences. Mr Carson (Jim) gave me my first real job and taught me many traits I use today. When I started to officiate hockey he passed on his knowledge of what he looked for in a game official to which I still use today. He was always easy to talk to. He was a generous and caring person and again my thoughts and prayers to the family. - Posted by: Richard Johnson (Family Friend ) on: Jun 05, 2019

• As business associates and acquaintances I was saddened to read of his passing. Jim was a true gentleman and always a pleasure to have his friendship during the time we worked together through the DJ company etc. I have met you Gale and I’m not sure you remember me but please accept my condolences to you and your family. - Posted by: Cary Paul (Old Friend ) on: Jun 01, 2019

• Gayle, Jane, Ryan and Joan, My deepest sympathy to you and your families. Jim was, without a doubt, the calmest, quietest hockey coach I have ever known! If he had a criticism to make about a player (or more often a referee) it was done softly and kindly. There must be many young men who have gained from his wisdom and attitude over the years. Remembering some fun times with all of you and thinking of you with affection. Sincerely, Jan Jones - Posted by: Jan Jones (Friend) on: Jun 01, 2019