James Glover
May 9, 1944 - September 2, 2026
The Glover family requests, in lieu of flowers, a donation be made in memory of James Glover to "The Alzheimer Society Hamilton and Halton"
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Jeff Peel
Posted on: November 7, 2026
My most sincere condolences to Brenda and extended family!
It has been more than a minute since we last connected. Sometimes we assume there will always be more time - more time to call, to visit, to reconnect and pick up where we left off. Unfortunately, family, work, distance and life gets in the way. Hearing of your passing is a painful reminder that time is never guaranteed.
My years at Ford Credit were small in numbers, but friendships grew out of the 2A Toronto Branch and by connection I was introduced to you.
You and Brenda always opened your home to our crew, filling it with music, laughter, love and many memories. When I heard of your passing, one of the very first memories that came to mind was those legendary polar bear swims in your backyard pool, which if memory servers, may or may not have begun on the roof of your house.
Rest easy my friend and I hope to see many of your music lovers at your Celebration of Life!
Luv Jeff and Tara!
It has been more than a minute since we last connected. Sometimes we assume there will always be more time - more time to call, to visit, to reconnect and pick up where we left off. Unfortunately, family, work, distance and life gets in the way. Hearing of your passing is a painful reminder that time is never guaranteed.
My years at Ford Credit were small in numbers, but friendships grew out of the 2A Toronto Branch and by connection I was introduced to you.
You and Brenda always opened your home to our crew, filling it with music, laughter, love and many memories. When I heard of your passing, one of the very first memories that came to mind was those legendary polar bear swims in your backyard pool, which if memory servers, may or may not have begun on the roof of your house.
Rest easy my friend and I hope to see many of your music lovers at your Celebration of Life!
Luv Jeff and Tara!
April LeFort
Posted on: September 18, 2026
Jim and my father were partners in crime & the all the young men they both inspired, sponsored, and supported is a lasting testament to his legacy. 🙏 My most sincere condolences to the family. May the cherished memories bring comfort until you meet again.
Kerrie Oates
Posted on: September 15, 2026
The world lost a beautiful soul the day you died Jim. I’ll always remember the many moments of strumming on the guitar to our favourite songs, smiling so brightly as you met everyone, and even bigger smiles and hugs for the family members. Your laughter and beautiful smile will always be etched in my memory. Rest in peace my dear brother-in-law.
Don Oates
Posted on: September 15, 2026
Jim was not only a family member for over 45 years, but a good friend as well...his love for music was only surpassed by his love for his wife Brenda...Jim knew the words to thousands of songs and one of his many guitars was always handy to entertain his family & friends on any & all occasions (no campfire required)...I actually became closer with Jim during his battle with this dreadful disease as he stayed with us for a number of days & nights while Brenda was in hospital...our weekly phone calls have created many, many, many fond & humorous memories for me to cherish for years to come... Jim will be deeply missed by his family & friends...RIP Brother! 🙏
Dave Bawden
Posted on: September 14, 2026
Jimmy was one of the good ones. Fond memories of polar bear swims, hanging out with Jimmy and Brenda at their place listening to Jim play an Eagles song as we all sang along. Brenda, my thoughts and prayers to you and the family.
Jimmy, enjoy that concert in the sky my friend.
Jimmy, enjoy that concert in the sky my friend.
Mike Overholt
Posted on: September 14, 2026
God speed Jim and my condolensces Brenda to you and your entire family. Jim taught us a lot while we "grew up" at Ford Credit. Some would suggest we're still growing up but Jim had the willingness and ability to ensure an ear was always available for advice and guidance. The musical lessons were fantisitic but the life ones were the most important. Looking forward to celebrating Jim and his life with you and the family.
Brian Reidt
Posted on: September 11, 2026
Jim will have everyone singing and dancing in heaven! I’ll always be grateful for his insights and friendship. RIP Jim and my thoughts are with you Brenda and your family.
Bill Ed
Posted on: September 11, 2026
Saddened to hear of Jim's passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Brenda.
Don Whitehead
Posted on: September 11, 2026
So very sorry to hear of the passing of Jim. He was a special guy, a great musician, a good human being. Our thoughts are with Brenda.
Brenda
Posted on: September 9, 2026
My condolences to everyone who loved Jim. No one loved Jim as much as I did. He will be missed by many, not the least his children and his grandchildren.
While he dealt with the long goodbye that is Alzheimer’s Disease, right up to the end when he peacefully left us behind, I can honestly say “what the brain does not remember, the heart does not forget”.:
I will always remember you, Jim. You were the treasure of my life.
While he dealt with the long goodbye that is Alzheimer’s Disease, right up to the end when he peacefully left us behind, I can honestly say “what the brain does not remember, the heart does not forget”.:
I will always remember you, Jim. You were the treasure of my life.