of Edmonton
Jun 27, 1932 - Apr 17, 2013
My Uncle Jim thought he could boss me around. Yes, ?that Man? really made me mad?. who did he think he was?! As it turned out he was one of the kindest, warm-hearted men I have ever known. Although we were miles apart & not many hours spent in each others presence?when we were together there was always a connection?I can?t really put my finger on it?but, we both knew it was there. I will miss that mischievous twinkle in his eye and that special something we had together. I will smile when I think of ?that Man?. I am so very thankful that he was part of my life!
posted by Lisa Heid : Jim was my Uncle : Apr 21, 2013
Years ago, our youngest daughter called Jim "That Man," and it stuck. "That Man" would argue that Black was White until you were convinced that Black really was White! "That Man" cared for and adored his family - and Granny Dingle. "That Man" always lit up a room. "That Man" always made us laugh. "That Man" was, and always will be, VP Golf. "That Man" will be missed and loved forever.
posted by Marilyn and Murray Thorndycraft : Marilyn's brother-in-law : Apr 21, 2013
My Uncle Jim: The man who teased me mercilessly; harassed my dates until they never returned; questioned Darci and me on our various teen-aged activities with head cocked, arms crossed, and that fantastic grin :"Just what are you two up to? No good, by the looks of it!" He was one of the kindest, most delightful people I have ever known. His smile will live on in my heart. Watch out angels, the fun meter in heaven is about to get turned up: Jim Forster's in town!
posted by Traci Thorndycraft-Hegland : Jim Forster was my uncle. : Apr 21, 2013
Our sincere condolences to your family on the loss of Jim. May knowing you're in our thoughts and prayers help you through this time of sorrow; and as you look back on the wonderful memories with Jim may this ease your pain at this difficult time. Mathilde & Paul
posted by Mathilde VanLeeuwen : Lorena Forster's cousin. : Apr 20, 2013