Sincere condolences to Jean Guy's family. Jean Guy will also be missed by his many friends. I haven't seen Jean Guy for quite a few years but I will always consider him a very good friend. We went to College together in 1965, roomed beside each other at Maple Lodge when we attended Nuclear Training in Rolphton and worked together at Douglas Point. This is sad news indeed because I intended to drop in for a visit when I travel to Renfrew this summer.
Rest in Peace Jean Guy.
So sorry to hear of the passing of Jean.Worked with him at the Bruce.a good and intelligent worker
Our condolences to the family.May. You rest in peace.
Jack Twolan.
Jean-Guy was a great person and co worker, always willing to help with any project at work or home. Sincere condolences to the whole family. Rest in peace Jean Guy!
Dave and Marg Bradley
Please accept my sincere condolences in Jean-Guy's passing. He was a great work mate and always willing to help. Jean-Guy ill be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Rest in Peace my friend.
Ken King
My condolences to Leigh and Lloyd. Sorry to hear of the passing of John. He was a different sort with a good heart and a fondness for spaghetti and Molson Canadian. We worked on the same shift in the 80s, I worked for his business for a while in the early 90s and when my marriage dissolved he gave me refuge at his home in Tiverton. We shared the same birth date and I would give him a call once in a while to catch up. He has been in my thoughts of late. I hope he had some joy in his last years. Rest in peace Jean Guy.
Jean-Guy was my supervisor when I first started at Ont Hydro. He gave me good advice when needed and I’m forever thankful for that. He was an honest , good willed person. I consider myself lucky to have known John. Sorry for your loss.
Very sorry to hear of jean-guy's passing. He was our neighbor in Brier Hill for many years and delivered salt regularly to soften that hard Tiverton water. Guy always had a smile. Sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Kevin and Karen MacKay and Family
Jean-Guy was the best friend and neighbour anyone could ask for!
We helped each other on many projects together where we lived side by side in Tiverton.
We are so very sorry to hear of his passing.
Rest Easy Jean Guy!
Sending our sincere condolences to Leigh, Lloyd and the Asselin family.
Our condolences to the Asselin Family. We had the pleasure of meeting Jean-Guy through his wife Judith. We then worked with Jean-Guy while helping to build Mike’s hangar. He was always in a good mood, hard working and go out of his way if you needed anything. He was a sweet man and will be missed.
Love Jean & Dale Cole
So sad to hear of the loss of my birthday buddy.
Sending all my love to Leigh, Wayne, Olivia, Ava and Lloyd
May your memories of love and laughter offer comfort.
All my love,
Tammy-Jo
I had the pleasure of working on shift with Jean for many years on E crew. Jean was a great guy with a good sense of humor. May you rest in peace my friend.
Bill Blackwell
Saddened to hear about Jean-Guy. I worked on shift in the 80s with John, and he was my water softener man. He was a great guy.He could always find something to laugh about. Sincerest condolences to the family.
Bruce Edmunds and Liz Addison.
I had the pleasure of working with John in Projects at Bruce Power. John was a great guy...hard working, knowledgeable and always a gentleman. Although I have not seen John in many years, he often comes to mind and brings a smile to my face. Cherish your memories of a wonderful man.
Janice Chalmers
Leigh , Wayne ,Lloyd, Olivia and Ava And the entire Asselin family.
Joe, I and Family send our deepest sympathies on the passing or your Dear father, father in law and pépère.
I remember him as a very Happy Man, with a Large Personality that welcomed our entire family anytime we had the pleasure of seeing him, there is no doubt he will be missed by many ,especially all of you. Sending you all lots of Hugs and Love.
I knew of Jean-Guy through the stories from my Dad, and those stories showed me how great of a man he was. My Dad moved to this area a few years ago, and he and Jean-Guy quickly became friends. My Dad looked forward to the time he spent with John-Guy, often times meeting up for coffee or lunch. You will be missed Jean-Guy, my condolences to all his friends and loved ones.
To The Asselin Family & Friends; We are so saddened to hear of John Guy's passing, a true Friend, a colleague, and a mighty supporter and contributor to the Arnprior & McNab/Braeside Men's Shed, a passionate Warrior right to the end. You will never be forgotten John Guy for your kindness, generosity, and your guiding hand.
Most respectfully,
Darrel & Betty O'Shaughnessy
To the Asselin family please accept our heartfelt condolences during this time of sorrow. I'll miss his discussions when I visited the Men's shed. Jean Guy was a great guy to know. May he Rest In Peace.
Leigh and Lloyd and all the Asselin Family,
You are in our thoughts and prayers at this very sad time. Whenever we get together your family is nearly always part of the conversation .Jean-Guy was a good neighbor and friend and I know that he was involved in the communities in which he lived. He will never be forgotten as long as you are sharing memories of him.
Phyllis and Dermott
Such great memories of Jean-Guy as a Tiverton and District Lion. Always ready to jump in and help. Thanks Jean-Guy for all your service. May you be rewarded in heaven.
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