JAMES KEITH GLENN STINSON

Condolences & Memories (13 entries)

• Sorry to hear of Jim's passing. Our condolences to his family and friends. - Posted by: Glen Konowalchuk (former neighbor) on: Mar 17, 2025

• Sincere condolences to Jims family. Very sad to learn of his passing, we were RCMP colleagues and friends. Jim was a very fine man, and he will be missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. May he rest in peace. - Posted by: Ian MacDonald (Colleague and friend) on: Mar 14, 2025

• Darlene, I am so sorry to read of Jim's passing. Cancer is a terrible disease and hopefully they will one day find a cure for those who have to deal with it in so many forms. I think of you both often and your visits at the campground with your Mum and Dwayne. Cherish all those wonderful memories with friends and family. He was involved with so many people like hunting and fishing friends and had so many interests and passions, He will be missed. Take care. Linda Gladstone - Posted by: Linda Gladstone (friend) on: Mar 09, 2025

• I met Jim when I was a clerk/steno for the RCMP. In Wasagaming, he would often be posted to the Clear Lake detachment during the long weekends. When we had to round up the rowdies, Jim was a great guy to work with, so kind, a big teaser and a great member of the force. He is fondly remembered and will be missed. - Posted by: Heather Chow (Co-worker RXMP) on: Mar 08, 2025

• Our sincere condolences to all of “Jimmy’s” family. My brother Rob or Robbie as Jim affectionately called him, shared the same passion for fishing and a love for creating the best fishing experience for whomever was with them that day in the boat. They both had the gift of making you feel like a friend they were fishing with! This past fall Jimmy made our recovering grandson’s birthday wish come true with a catfish adventure! The care and compassion he showed will be forever appreciated and remembered! - Posted by: Ron and Elaine Fehr (Friends) on: Mar 07, 2025

• Jim and I met at Depot, 1968, we were posted to the same Division, Manitoba and were stationed at neighbouring detachments. Him in Reston and me in Melita. Over the years we were stationed near each other again, this time in HQ. We kept in touch, not that often, but our paths would cross often. He was a great friend, I will miss him. My condolences to Dar and family. - Posted by: Dick Grattan (friend) on: Mar 06, 2025

• My heartfelt condolences to Dar and the family. Jim was a great friend, and I will miss him dearly. He was always interested in hearing about my career and giving me advice. I was fortunate to be able to go catfishing with Jim and his friends a few times. I learned how to properly tie a lure, string a rod, and hold one of those monster catfish. I remember being out on the river and noticing boats moving closer and closer to us as we were catching catfish back to back—sometimes two coming in at the same time. Jim’s kindness, wisdom, and friendship will be deeply missed. - Posted by: Ryan Rodger (Neighbours and friends) on: Mar 06, 2025

• Jim was stationed in Reston when I was stationed in Souris, Mb. We worked on several projects together. He was a great friend and will be sadly missed. - Posted by: Cornel Stuart (Friend and RCMP co-worker) on: Mar 05, 2025

• My condolences Dar. Jim taught me a lot about the river cat fishing and fall greenback run. Thanks Jim you will be missed. - Posted by: Wayne Gee (Friend) on: Mar 05, 2025

• I’m so sorry Dar! Even though I knew of Jim’s health issues it was a shock when I heard about his passing. You’ve both been such good friends since we first met in 1987 at Norway House, when Jim was my boss.. - Posted by: Wayne Gosse (Great Friend) on: Mar 05, 2025

• My deepest sympathy to Darlene and family. Jim will be missed by all who knew him. He was such a down to earth person and one who lived life to the end. Jim I am so very grateful to have known and called you a friend. Rest in Peace Jim. - Posted by: Kevin Elliott (Friend) on: Mar 05, 2025

• More than just a neighbour. A dear friend that would help anyone. Always keeping a watchful eye on our neighbourhood. Kept our trail cleared, had the snow plowed before we went to work. My introduction to catfish fishing. The place to sit on the porch and swap stories. He loved Dar from the bottom of his heart. A special person , we will always remember. Our condolences to Dar and family. - Posted by: Heather Rodger (Neighbours and friends) on: Mar 04, 2025

• My sincerest condolences to Darlene and family. My fondest memories of Jim were his sense of humor. He loved his fishing and his annual fish fry's. He loved to kid around and Darlene would patiently smile by his side. RIP Jim - Posted by: Wilma GRIFFIN (Friend) on: Mar 04, 2025