Condolence: Hard to believe it has almost been a year since Mr. Wield passed.To Mrs. Wield, Kirsty and Fiona, I pray that you have found solace in the fond memories that you have of him and that you will continue to do so in the future. We all know that he loved his family and friends very much. His love shines through them every day. Thinking of you all on this anniversary. xo Sincerely, Les Hawke (Maybury)

Condolence: Thinking of you Jeanette and the girls at this very sad time.

Condolence: Worked with Jack at 53 Div. and in the Pipe Band.A Good Man who will be missed by his many Friends.May he Rest in Peace.

Condolence: Transferred to 53 division in 1976 and worked off and on with Jack until I left in 86. Great person to know and work with. All the best to the family after your loss , a good man.

Condolence: Sorry to hear of the passing of a great guy. Working at the 42 Sub Station I saw Jack all the time. Jack always had time for you. He always made you feel welcome. RIP Brother.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to Jack's family at your time of loss. Although I haven't seen Jack since we were at Aylmer in 1976, I remember his cheery face and disposition. Rest in peace Jack, from another x-Brit.x-13 Div. Al Spencer

Condolence: It was such a blessing to have had the opportunity to work with Jack through the years and especially during the last five years before retiring. His laughter will always be remembered. He was very dedicated to his family and his job. A wonderful gentleman to have known. Our prayers are with the family. I am sorry I am away and will miss the funeral

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Jack's passing. Always enjoyed being partnered with Jack on the road. Always a gentleman and always professional, but also was blessed with a great sense of humour. I extend my deepest sympathy to Jack's loved ones.

Condolence: I had the pleasure of meeting and working with Jack while we were officers at 53 Division. He was a gentleman and always did the right thing. He was a proud Canadian but a prouder Scot. He was always proud to don his band uniform and represent his culture. Jack has moved on and I hope he got to take his drum with him and play alongside the piper on the path to heaven. Sleep peacefully my friend

Condolence: Someone as special as Jack will never be forgotten. He will remain in our hearts forever.

Condolence: Thanks for the memories. Goodbye partner. Safe Oot, Safe In

Condolence: I know i speak for all he guys in saying we are all so sorry for your loss, Jeanette Fiona and Kirsty He was a gentleman in the truest sense. His Smile and laughter will be sadly missed on our rounds of golf.He lives on through his sayings.When one of us miss a putt and says them immortal words "Sorry Lads" We all think of our friend. God Bless Jack

Condolence: Tony, Jacqueline and I are truly saddened to hear of Jack's passing, and our hearts and prayers are with Jeanette, Kirsty, Fiona and their entire families during this very sad time. I will always have many fond memories of Jack, having first met him and Jeanette when my family moved into the other half of the semi-detatched house on Muir Crescent in Whitby, numbers 36 and 38. This was more than 30 years ago, before Kirsty and Fiona were born! For many years we all had great fun together, along with Allison, Bob and their Mob, and Jan and Chris. I cannot recall a time seeing Jack without a smile and an enthusiastic "Hello Ellie! How ya doin? Ya alright?" in his thick Scottish accent. That is my favourite fond memory of Jack. Rest in Peace and God Bless.

Condolence: WE ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, JACK ALWAYS HAD A SMILE AND A HELLO. JANETTE THINK OF ALL THE HAPPY TIMES YOU HAD TOGETHER,JACK WILL ALWAYS BE IN YOUR HEART,

Condolence: Janette, Kirsty and Fiona, so sad to hear of the passing of Jack, dear husband and father. He was a good man, kind and caring. When ever our paths crossed we were always sure of a happy smiling greeting and a genuine "how are you" we will cherish his memory. Rest in Peace Jack.

Condolence: To Jeanette and family, Jimmy and I send our condolences, him and his warm smile will be sadly missed. Our thought are with you all

Condolence: We are so very sorry to hear of Jack's passing.At the moment we are in Jack's beloved Scotland and therefor will not be able to make it to his funeral.We will be thinking of him and the family at this difficult time.

Condolence: I have had the pleasure of knowing the Wield family for over 26 years, as a snotty 2 year old attending Fiona’s 5th birthday party. Fiona and I were pretty much inseparable growing up and so I spent a lot of time at their house, just a few doors down from where I lived. Every time I walked through their door, there was “Papa Wield” with his warm smile ready to get me anything my little heart desired. Never did he fail to ask how every member of my family was doing, not for the sake of small talk, but because he genuinely cared. I have to admit it took me a few years to be able to understand his speedy Scottish accent, but I got the hang of it eventually! Never have I met a man more caring, selfless and compassionate for his family and friends. I am so thankful for having known him, and for all of the great memories that I have to remember him by. The neighbourhood will never be the same without him, and my family has lost a dear friend.

Condolence: A Gentleman in its truest form. I have never met someone who was as welcoming and considerate as Mr.Wield. Knowing Kirsty for almost 20 years gave me wonderful opportunities to interact with such a wonderful family. I was heartbroken to hear of Mr.Wield's battle and even more devastated to hear of his passing. I am thankful to have had the pleasure of knowing such an amazing man. Our sincere condolences to Mrs. Wield, Kirsty and Fiona. John , Ellen and Ava D'Alessio

Condolence: For Kirsty and her family: I am profoundly sorry for your loss.

Condolence: I wanted to let the Wield Family know how deeply sorry I am to hear of the passing of such a wonderful, kind, caring, thoughtful man such as Jack. Being close friends with Kirsty since we were 8 years old, has allowed me the pleasure of spending lots of time at the Wield household and being around such a loving family. Memories of being around the Wields while Jack competed in the pipe and drum competitions and Fiona and I competing in highland dancing and Kirsty and Chris' wedding will forever be highlights in my mind of being around such a lovely presence. Jack will be greatly missed as he truly is an incredible man and has endured so much. Sending all our love from Calgary Alberta Lesley, Rob, Linnea and Hayla Hawke, Ingrid, Keith and Kyle Maybury.xo