MARK ROBERT JAMIESON

Condolences & Memories (22 entries)

• Thinking of you and your family Kris at this very difficult time. - Posted by: Donna Askew RN (Children's Hospital colleague to Kris) on: Oct 24, 2014

• We never met Mark but his son Andrew cut our grass all summer and did such a good job that other neighbours wanted to hire him as well. We could hear Mark in the background, when Andrew called in response to our sign on the lawn looking for a grass cutter. Mark was so excited for Andrew! I said that I wouldn't forget his name, because my son's name was Mark as well. So sorry to hear of this tragic loss. - Posted by: Carol Tomes () on: Oct 21, 2014

• Before meeting Mark I had numerous telephone conversations with him about the project we worked on. I instantly concluded that Mark was the guy I could trust both as an engineer and a person. When we met at KGS office in 2010 my good impression of Mark as a person was even stronger. He had a good sense of humor and I will miss it. I will miss Mark. Posted by Boro Lukajic (October 16, 2014) - Posted by: Boro Lukajic (External consultant) on: Oct 16, 2014

• Kristal and family. I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. - Posted by: Michelle Davison (co-worker of Kristal) on: Oct 15, 2014

• I worked with Mark at the Manitoba Floodway Authority on several projects and concerns. He defined the word gentleman, and was a wealth of wisdom and a absolute pleasure to work. His smile and laugh defined him. He will be greatly missed and never forgotten by all who met him. My sincere prayers and condolences to the family. - Posted by: Brian R. Lacey (collegue) on: Oct 14, 2014

• I met Mark in 1976 in Junior High in Transcona - we went to High School, and pushed each other to do better than the other in Math - laughing all the way. We went to Engineering together at the U of M, but fell out of touch in 1986 when I moved to BC for university. Mark was a great guy - super smart, great athlete, and cool. My condolesences,, - Posted by: David Stoyko (Friend) on: Oct 14, 2014

• Dennis, Brenda, Glenda & Mark's family, I am so sorry for your loss. Words alone cannot express what you must be going through. May the memories that you have shared together, help get you through this difficult time. Thinking of all of you. - Posted by: Lisa Rand (Friend of the family) on: Oct 13, 2014

• We are saddened to here about Mark's passing and our hearts go out to Kris and the kids. Our family paths crossed through our boys at school and hockey. We will miss Mark's smile, kind words and laughter. - Posted by: McNeill Family (Friend) on: Oct 13, 2014

• I have known Mark when I first started with KGS in our younger years in 1989. We always had a good laugh wherever we met and talked about anything, be it in the hallway, or at his office. I will cherish the good memories of how we'd known and worked together thru the years. You'll be missed and may you rest in peace my friend. My heartfelt sympathies and condolences to the whole Jamieson family. - Posted by: Enrico San Miguel (Colleague/a friend) () on: Oct 13, 2014

• Although I only knew Mark for a short while since working on the Keeyask project, it was a pleasure working with him. He was an excellent engineer and carried out his responsibilities in a very professional manner. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. My most sincere condolences to his family. - Posted by: Don Murray (Colleague) on: Oct 13, 2014

• We are so saddened by this news - we have known Mark, and Kris and family for almost 13 years through our sons, hockey and school! Mark was always happy and had a smile for all he met - we were truly lucky to call him our friend. Although we live in NZ now we are with the family in love and prayer. RIP Mark and may you fly with the angels! Love The Kolisnyk's, Don, Jan, Jori, Kyrissa and Cole. - Posted by: Don and Jan Kolisnyk (Hockey Friends, ) on: Oct 12, 2014

• I will cherish my memories of that classic Labor Day weekend, Mark fit in instantly and was so much fun.The following 5 yrs we spent partying, developing our careers and starting our families, prenatal classes and sharing the excitement of having our first child as young couples in 1995 are vivid memories. Good times, my memories of Mark always smiling. Mark left his family way too early but I already see his strength living on in his children they are being so strong, I know Mark is smiling down so proud of them and of how his dearest Kris has stepped up to keep his smiling spirit alive in their home. Wishing I could ease your pain......My thoughts and prayers are with you all. - Posted by: Melanie Bernas (Friend) on: Oct 11, 2014

• We wish to extend our condolences to the entire family. The few times my husband and I chatted with Mark like at a soccer game or at the Headingley Marathon he was always so friendly and personable. We will keep Mark and your family in our prayers. Marianna, Paulo, Daniel and Rio Vieira. - Posted by: Vieira family (friends) on: Oct 11, 2014

• I worked with Mark for 2 years, and throughout the stressful days, you could hear him laugh from down the hall. He was a true pleasure to be around. - Posted by: Eric Tranquada (Colleague) on: Oct 10, 2014

• I first met Mark in 1997 while fighting the Flood of the Century and have worked closely with him ever since on many projects including the Floodway Expansion that lasted more than 10 years. He was a consummate professional with high standards and attention to detail,the job had to be done right. His infectious can do attitude was energizing and got the best out his co workers. Mark's memory will be long. My deepest sympathies to his family. - Posted by: John Shykoluk (colleague) on: Oct 10, 2014

• It was a pleasure to work with Mark, he had a great smile and terrific sense of humor. My condolences to his family and friends. - Posted by: Jo-Ann Jensen (Former collegue) on: Oct 10, 2014

• THE YEARS AND PROJECTS, WORKING WITH A GENTLEMAN ARE ONLY KNOWN TO THE FEW THAT ARE LEFT TO BE CALLED GENTLEMEN. MARK WAS ONE OF THESE FEW GENTLEMEN, HE WOULD SEEK ADVICE WHEN HE WASN'T SURE AND GIVE ADVICE WHEN HE WAS SURE. ONE OF THE FEW ENGINEERS THAT SAID I DON'T KNOW IT ALL YET BUT I AM WILLING TO LEARN. HE WAS A FRIEND FOR OVER 20 YEARS AND ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO TALK TO AND DEAL WITH. I WILL MISS THE TIMES WE HAD TOGETHER. AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF HOW A PERSON SHOULD LIVE HIS LIFE HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM US FAR TOO SOON. MY CONDOLENCES TO HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN - Posted by: JAMES PETKAU (FRIEND AND COLLEGUE) on: Oct 10, 2014

• I had the absolute pleasure to work very closely with Mark over the past 10 years, and he was one of the smartest, kindest, most well rounded individuals that I have known. I will miss him deeply and offer my most sincere condolences. Like others, I am a better person for having known him. - Posted by: Brian Peter (Colleague) on: Oct 09, 2014

• I knew Mark since 1996, and had the pleasure of working with him on many engineering projects. I particularly enjoyed his humour and down to earth demeanor. He was a good man and I am better for having known him. - Posted by: Jim Lukashenko (team mate and friend) on: Oct 09, 2014

• While I only met Mark a few times during field work assignments in Ontario, having him on the team was a pleasure and he will be genuinely missed. My sincerest condolences. - Posted by: Ken Besser (Collegue) on: Oct 09, 2014

• My sincere sympathy - Posted by: Johnny De Leon (Co-Employee) on: Oct 09, 2014

• While I only knew Mark for a short time I can honestly say he was one of the strongest engineers I have had the pleasure of working with. I will miss his good humour and technical advice. - Posted by: Rick Donnelly (Collegue) on: Oct 09, 2014