Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss. May the words of our loving heavenly Father bring your family comfort and strength during this most difficult time as He promises to bring our loved ones back to life in a perfect world where there will be no more suffering or death (John 5:28-29 & Revelation 21:4).

Condolence: I am so sorry to learn that Jim has passed. He will be dearly missed by many that knew him, appreciated and loved him. I hope a passage at John 5:28, 29 brings comfort to all who are grieving his loss. May we all look forward to seeing loved ones like Jim again in the future.

Condolence: We are sorry that we cannot attend the funeral. We will remember the numerous trips that we made with Martha and Jim, some to Washington State and I will remember the numerous fish less fishing trips that we had near Bowen Island . Rest in Peace Jim.

Condolence: Ken and Family, Our heartfelt condolences to all. So many visions of your dad working in the garden, mowing the lawn and blowing snow! There were countless times I would see him waiting at the bus stop as well. This does not even take into account all your years at Argyle with Dad and Mom's support. We are thinking about your family. Dave and Lanny

Condolence: I worked for Jimmy from 1969 until 1973 in the Foreman’s office at OTC with George Vaughn and Dave Wiley. I loved working there. Jimmy was a wonderful boss and a great person to work with. My name at that time was Judie Blyth. My condolences to all the Wright family

Condolence: Sincere condolences to family and friends Jimmy hired me as a Serviceman in 1970 to work for B C Hydro He was a very nice boss and fair human being He attended many Amalgamated Transit Union Retirement Banquets and was loved by all We missed him as he aged but always enjoyed his presence when he was able to attend Rest in Peace Jim and Thanks for everything

Condolence: Just thought I would also leave a message here, I have worked for the transit since 1974 and during the last 44 years Jimmy as I knew him would come up in conversations with us older crowd that knew him and enjoyed our dealings with him, I met him when I was moved from BC Hydro downtown to the North Van garage in 1977, he will be missed.

Condolence: I am sending abundant love and comfort to all the Wright family at this time. It is never easy when we loose a loved one. And oh the torrent of emotion we are thrown into remind me of the ocean and how it is when a storm is above it. All storms do eventually pass and calm waters come again. I loved Uncle Chick so very much and will miss him dearly. I loved how he called me "Brown girl". I will cherish and carry with me all the wonderful memories. Much love and hugs, Carol Ann Brown

Condolence: We loved Uncle Chick very much and will miss him. Love to all the Wright family at this difficult time. It doesn't matter when we lose our dads... the loss always hurts. hugs, The Evans family