Marie and family our thoughts and prayers are with at this time. I will allways have great memories of the time that I spent with Jim and all the help he gave me over the years. He was a true friend, I will miss his e-mails and talks.
although i only met Jim a couple of times before he left Fairview, he was very helpful and courteous to me. he was always sending us jokes that helped to lighten the day up. i will miss those... Thanks for the tickets, Jim Rusty Smith Riverview, New Brunswick
Marie and family, My sincere condolences for your loss. Having known Jim and working with him has been a priivlage and an experience I will treasure. He will surely be missed.
I lost a great friend and was fortunate to work with Jim for 25 Years. I have many fine memories of trips with Fairview and fun Jim always had us laughing. Truly a fine gentleman and we all miss him. Our deepest sympathy to Marie and family.
Marie, Lynn, Laurie and family - I was so sorry to hear of Jim;s passing. Please accept my sincere condolences, we had many great times at the cottage , memories that will always be with us. In sympathy, Patricia
So Sorry to hear about Mr. Cobham passing he was such a nice man. Deepest Sympathy to Marie and family Sincerely Gary Pritchard Gary's Cooling and Heating Peterborough
Jim was the best boss I've ever had. He always had time to chat and offer his guidance. He was instrumental in my career and I often think of him. He was a true giant of a man and I feel so fortunate to have known him. Marie and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. With fond memories and kindest regards, Kelly
To the Cobham Family Our thoughts and prayers are with you in time of sorrow. We will dedicate our time to help Lynn through the loss of her Dad in the days to come. All the staff at Myrtle Terrace send you their deepest sympathy. Helen Costain Program Manager Community Living
In my eyes Uncle Jim was always a warm, loving and happy to be around Uncle. My favourite memories are the years at the cottage. I always felt welcomed and loved being with my Uncle and his family - Aunt Marie, cousin Lori and Lynn. I enjoyed sitting with my Uncle and having conversations about things in my life - he would always want to know what was going on in my life. I did not fully appreciate our talks growing up but it means a lot to me now and I realized how much he cared about me and everyone that was part of his life. Uncle Jim taught me: * that ketchup goes good on any food * not to be afraid of hard work * how important family is and to have them part of your life * to love the beauty of nature (every time I hear the calling of a loon I think of Uncle Jim) * about the game of baseball (sorry Uncle Jim still find the game terribly boring) * how to catch and release sun fish (good thing Lynn was around to put the worms on my hook) * how to water ski and how to fall gracefully I miss him very much but I feel so fortunate that he was part of my life. Love Maria
