Hugs and kisses, he was a great man. Love Joann A.

Jack my Friend you did so much in Volunteering around Beausejour and now it was my time to Help a Special Person as Yourself…I enjoyed our evening when I took care of you for several months. We play Crib & listened to Elvis music the Smile on your face said it all. When we played crib I pretended my count of my hand was off but you caught me every time lol. I loved you everyday that went on. Going Miss You Jack R.I.P. A Great Mentor

TO THE FAMILY,WE NO LONGER LIVE IN MANITOBA BUT WHEN WE RESIDED THERE WE KNEW JACK AND BETTY VERY WELL AND SEND OUR CONDOLENCES TO YOU ON HIS PASSING,MAY HE NOW REST IN PEACE AS HE JOINS BETTY,SINCERELY,LYNDA AND RICHARD WALLIS

To Mr. Knight’s Family –
Just wanted to send my sympathies to you all. Donna always spoke lovingly of both your parents. (I am a sister-in-law of Donna Barkman Fehr).
Sincerely, Corene Antle

Our deepest sympathy to the family
We will miss you so much
May you rest in peace

Dear Tammy, Patti and Scott,
We are so sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. Jack was a wonderful man, always caring for others, especially his family. You are in our prayers, and we pray that Jack is free in heaven, no more pain or heartache. God bless his Spirit and God bless you.
Jerry and Margaret

Sending Tammy, Patti, & Scott big hugs! I will remember your dad when I look at the well he crafted for a draw at our work Tammy. You all should be proud of him as he drove people stricken with cancer to the city for their treatments, including my own husband at one point in time. Maybe Jim & Jack can shoot the breeze up in heaven!

Good memories

Dear Tammy, Patti and Scott,
We are sincerely saddened by the news of Uncle Jack’s passing. Hope we get to see you all soon and
share a few loving and funny stories from years gone by.
Terry and Lynda from Burlington

Hey uncle Jack, this is curly. Trusting your soulmate Betty was there to meet you. Going to miss your
infectious smile and our visits over the years. God take care of this good man.

Garry & Sharon

We remember Jack as a man with a big heart and a ready joke. Our sympathies to his family.

Sheldon & Justina Barkman

Sorry we didn’t get to see you before now
your name traveled all the way to Saskatchewan with fond memories
I know aunt betty will be looking for you
Dave and Joy

We are truly sorry to hear of your loss. Jack was a kind hearted man and a friend to us. He will be truly missed and always be remembered by all who knew him.

Terri and Tiffany (family of Gerard and Margaret)

To Jack’s family……….we are sorry for your loss…fondly remember Jack and (my aunt) Betty (like two teenagers) sharing their little farm and hobbies, with Jack making more shelves for Betty’s dolls… Jack always had a smile and a gentle touch, not to mention a good cook! Nice to read of his helping ways for others. We hope he and Betty are together again. Share the happy memories…his work on earth is done.

Dear Tammy, Patti and Scott
So sorry to hear about Uncle Jacks passing. He was an extraordinary man and we will miss him dearly.

Charlene and Brent❤️

Thank you all for the condolences. Yes he will be sadly missed.

Patty.

Tammy, Patti & Scott

We were saddened to hear of Uncle Jack’s passing. He will be deeply missed by all who
knew & loved him.

Sharon and Frank
Airdrie, Ab

Our most Sincere Condolences to Aunt Donna, Pat Scott and Tammy, on behalf of the Shanoha Family our Dad Peter (passed away July 9, 2012) and Uncle Jack’s buddy since they were little boys in school. Dad and Uncle Jack kept in touch most of their lives right into marriage and family. Jack and Donna were Uncle and Auntie to us kids. We didn’t know any different. Many years later into marriage Denise moved to Vivian Man and my Dad knew Uncle Jack lived in Beausejour. Dad put me on a mission to find him and I did and their friendship was reunited at Denise’s home in Vivian Man. Denise worked for Homecare at Armstrong Manor in Beausejour at the time. I was tending to one of the residents at the manor only to see in big letters “Jack Knight” and a phone number. I asked a few questions about Jack and they described him to a T. I called the number and yes it was Jacks voice. We met and reacquainted and the surprises just kept coming. I took on a job for Golden Grain only to find Uncle Jack was on their board of director’s. My goodness so Uncle Jack was going to once again be in our lives, this time my life. Uncle Jack, I miss seeing you around town usually Co-op coffee shop, or walking to Beau Head Seniors. Jack was always out and about in Beausejour. I miss you Uncle Jack. May you Rest In Peace. Love The Shanoha Family; Yvonne Brian Denise Wayne Ronald