My condolences to you all. I loved his laugh and go lucky attitude. He will be missed

"He can only be physically gone but never the life lived and the memories shared. Have faith, be strong and know that you're not alone." Nancy and Tom

Deepest sympathies Mrs Miller, Ann, Robin and Sylvie … my thoughts are with you all.

Heartfelt condolences to the family.

Pauline Gibbs

Mes plus sincères condoléances à Sylvie, Robin et toute la famille de la part de Louise et Normand

Sincères condoléances à la famille

Marco et Françine

My condolence to Mary, Ann, Robin, and Sylvie. I enjoyed the last 5 years I was able to spend with Jack at the chugalug lodge. I was able to share him with my friends at the camps. He was always in a good mood and laughing and we could sit and watch the fire and talk about things that happened in our lives together when we were young. Jack remembered more than I because my big brother was 8 years older than me and had a real good memrey," and he could spell better than me." Everyone would say those Miller boys are tough because Jack would go riding with me in -30 degree whether on my skidoo to get in to the camp in the winter. I was so happy to have him with me I would call him Princess because I would tare care of him and make sure his glass was always full or his faverate liquid. Everyone loved him because he was so lovable. I will miss him greatly but remember the good times we had together. Jack loved trains and knew a lot about them a wanted to go on one last train ride. I love you Jack...If you see DD tell her I love her..

My deepest condolences to aunt Mary, Ann, Robin/Sylvie and Lorne (Mike).

How I wish we were having our Scotch tasting at this moment rather than writing an obituary.

In my eyes, you were the “poster child” of happiness, always all smiles, laughter and non-stop chattering.

From now on, I will always make a toast in your name whenever I’m having beer and tomato juice.

I still remember you referring to me as Gabby when I’d visit you at the camp in Notre-Dame-des-Rivieres, but the truth is, you were so much fun being around that I just didn’t want to leave, so I kept asking question after question…

You will be sorely missed and never forgotten.

I love you uncle Jack.

Terry

His laughter and warm smile will stay with me forever. My condolences to aunt Mary, Robin, Sylvie and Ann xxx

A Tree of Remembrance was planted in memory of Jack by Mark and Lisa Henderson and the staff of Hillcrest Funeral Home.