If you get this twice it’s because I had nearly got to the end when it disappeared.
My memory of Jim includes his big brother George who was my dad who sometimes a difficult person however he told me how proud he was of his little brother who used to play ice hockey The happy memory of both Maura and Jim was when they invited the Overall Clan to there home in Biggrn Hill in Kent for a Christmas family get together. Those family get together would take 9ff if there was a piano whic my dad played and uncle Wal or Walter the middle brother, was a great singer those were happy times. Maura, Jim and I think it was James’s fisted us when we lived in Bath uk. We haven’t seen each other for many years but I last spoke to Jim when he phoned my dad just a short time before he passed away. I am now the oldest living Overall in the family. Sending much love to you all at this sad and difficult time. France, John and son Ian xx
Maura, there is really nothing one can say at times like this - and I am no different, except that I have remembered you and your family in my thoughts and prayers, as you go about healing and adjusting to Jim’s absence in your life. I know you have lots of fond and beautiful memories to call upon during this very difficult time.
‘Big uncle Jim’ as we always called him, he was a man everyone looked upto and admired, a vision of strength and comfort, he was the ultimate ‘’Mr family’. I will never forget what he did for us and will miss him dearly. RIPx
We were saddened to hear of Jim's passing. He was a special man and touched our family in a big way. He was a dear friend to both of us, and mentor to Ross, while they worked together and beyond. He became an adopted uncle to our children. He loved good practical jokes and had an infectious sense of humour . Jim was the reason why our family made Calgary home. It was an honour to know him. He will be missed. Ross & Nicole Clark
