James (Jim) Griffith
December 25, 2019
On Wednesday, December 25, 2019 James (Jim) Griffith passed away peacefully surrounded by his family. Jim was predeceased by his mother Annie and father Morris. He is survived by his wife Louise; daughters Tracy and Lisa; grandchildren Tara, Syd and Covell and his brother David. Jim was loved by many friends and colleagues all over Saskatchewan and his memory will live on in all of our hearts. Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
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Messages of Condolence
Condolences to the Griffiths family from the Beck family. ~ Glen Beck
Dear Louise and family, So very sorry for your loss. Each person is given the gift of time on this earth to live to love and to leave a legacy. Take comfort in knowing that your loved one made a true difference to others. May your precious memories live forever in your heart. With Deepest Sympathy Thinking of you at this difficult time, Ivan and Claudette ~ Ivan and Claudette Findlay
Our deepest sympathies on the passing of Jim, husband, father and grandfather and dear friend. ~ Bryan and Merilyn Gatschene
Louise, Tracy and Lisa. I was so glad that I had a short visit with you and Jim recently. I am saddened to hear of Jim's death. Keep those happy memories close to your heart now and in the days and years to come. ~ Lorna McLean
Dear Lisa and family, I only met Jim once or twice but I know that his sense of humour lives on in you Lisa and your sister. We’re thinking of you here on the West Coast. Condolences, Catherine, Tina and Aidan ~ Catherine Hollifield
Sorry to hear of Jim passing. I met Jim and enjoyed his company at our coffee row each day at Victoria Square.I met him about 10 years ago ,when I started going there. I respected Jim & enjoyed our many conversations. 2ntktx ~ Larry Lichowit
Louise so sorry to find out about Jim. I enjoyed my time working with him, great boss, and always enjoyed our visits at the lake.Take care and cherish your memories. ~ Bev and Tom Naylen