James Andrew David Leamy

rotary-logoJuly 23, 1930 – February 1, 2014

Born in Montreal, Quebec.  Predeceased by his parents Andrew and Gladys Leamy and brother Cameron (Joan).  Survived by his loving wife of 59 years Alison, sons Michael (Kate), Cameron (Diwana), and daughter Sheila (Don), grandsons Justin (Jenny), Simon, Stuart, Tristan, and granddaughter Robin (Adam), and great grandchildren Jacob and Sophia.

After receiving his degree from Sir George Williams University (now Concordia University), Jim served in the R.C.N. The highlight for him was taking part in the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.  He spent the rest of his working life with the Sun Life Assurance Company, becoming manager of the Victoria Branch.

Jim was a keen member of Rotary International, and chaired the Board of their charity Disaster Aid Canada.  He also supported other charities.  He was a life member of the Union Club especially enjoying his Friday luncheons with the “Nooners”.

In lieu of Flowers, donations, if wished, may be made to Disaster Aid Canada in his memory.  Donations by cheque, Visa or MC to 426 William Street, Victoria, B.C., V9A 3Y9 or (250) 595-5974.

Service to be held at St. Luke’s Church 3821 Cedar Hill X Rd, Tues, Feb 18 at 11:30.  Reception to follow.

Condolences may be offered below.

McCall Bros. Funeral Home
www.mccallbros.com

 

14 Responses

  1. Dear Alison I was sorry to hear of the loss of your husband. It is always a sad time. My sympathy goes out to you. Susan

  2. we are saddened by your loss and will continue to have fond memories of Jim.

  3. Jim has been a very active Rotarian and he invested many hours dedicated to the welfare of others. I am sorry that I am unable to attend the service on February 18, but I send my thoughts and prayers to his family.

    Norm Watts

  4. Dear Alison,
    I was so sorry to read of Jim’s passing in the TC last week. I particularly treasure my memories of him walking around the grounds of Government House with one of his beloved aging dogs, of which there were a few, quietly and gently observing, advising, or assisting us, depending upon our needs.
    You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
    Betty Wiight

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