My Condolences Diane and Family. I am so sorry.
As kids, our families lived closeby in the same neighbourhood. With his brother Ken and me following, we could always count on James to lead us into all sorts of exciting and interesting mischief.
Doug Barry and family
Dianne, Graeme, Simon and families.
So very saddened by the news of James passing.
I last saw him at the auction Jorgen had for Booth's Auto Restoration. I tried to sell him some of the very valuable antiques but he said Dianne wouldn't like it if he brought any precious junk home. His humor and passion for his family and life itself, will live on in his boys and grandkids. His memory will stay with you Dianne as with his family and friends.
RIP dear James.
Dianne, We are so sorry to hear that your family has lost a husband, father and grandfather. May the memories you created together stay with you forever.
Janet and George Stanton
We are saddened to hear of the passing of our first cousin James. Of course we Derbys remember him mostly as Jamie, an auburn haired, freckled little boy with a mischievous glint in his eye, looking to push the limits at any opportunity. And evident, at an early age, were his lively intelligence and creativity. None of us knew him well as an adult, but it is satisfying to read in his obituary that he fulfilled these talents in so many ways.
Kathryn, Jane and Susan Derby
Dear Dianne, Simon, Graeme & families,
Our deepest sympathy on the loss of a dear husband, father & grampa.
May your happiest memories sustain you at this most difficult time & bring you comfort throughout the difficult days ahead.
Sincerely, Suzanne & Don Laughlin.
Rest in peace James! Sincerest condolences to the family, I had the pleasure of working with James for a couple of years at Rogers, he was an awesome co-worker and a friend, he will be missed. Joseph Hachem
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