The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Jim.

Thank you Jim for giving me help when I needed it. So hard to think of what to say other than my heart is with all of the Macleans and friends. If ever you need anything let me know, I'm always here.
All my love Louise.

Dear Jim

Lunch club will never be the same. You’ll be sadly missed my friend.

Condolences to the family and thank you for sharing Jim with us all

You will be deeply missed Jim. Thanks for the memories.

Condolences to Dmac, Andy and Jan, and the rest of the MacLean Clan.

A lovely service.
Our thoughts are with you and all the family at this sad time.

Jim was always a very nice guy and would do anything for you. Both Jan and Jim used to visit and babysit for us quite often. One great memory I have is we were home from Brazil and we had a family gathering in Jan And Jim‘s house and everyone was there. Auntie Isa, Allyson‘s mom and dad and Helen Taylor and us and Isa wanted a family picture so we were all sitting on the sofa in the living room and the sofa broke. It was quite funny. When Jan and Jim came to visit us here in the states, we had such a great time at the beach. It was so nice to spend our birthdays together as we never had that time before.

They came on the 4th of July and we all spent the day at our beach. We were down there at 6.00 to get a good spot for we were also taking part in the sandcastle building and we were building the Loch Ness Monster. Jim was so into this and was in our garage finding all sorts of things to make the Monster even a Jimmy hat. He was so meticulous over every detail. We won first prize

I’m so sorry he’s gone, but at least he’s not suffering anymore. Thinking about you, Jan all the time love, Rena.

MacLean Family,
We would like to say a few words in memory of our Uncle Jim — He played an important role in our lives, even though we were separated by an ocean for most of the years.  We actually never remember life without Uncle Jim in the family....
When we think back to those early years, we remember someone who was warm, generous, and kind in a quiet, unwavering way. He had a presence that made you feel safe and cared for — someone who gave, not for recognition or reward, but because that’s simply who he was.
We moved away from Scotland and he and Auntie Jan moved to Australia when we were still young, and while distance and time meant we didn’t see them often, his influence never faded. Whenever we did reunite, it was as though no time had passed — the same laughter, the same warmth, the same generous spirit that defined him from the beginning.He was a giver — of time, of help, of love. And that kind of spirit leaves a mark, not just in big gestures, but in the quiet consistency of showing up, of being there when it mattered. That’s the kind of man he was, and that’s the legacy he leaves behind.
Though miles separated us, his impact reached across oceans. He will be missed deeply — by all of us who were lucky enough to know him.
Love always,
Karin, Susan and Wendy

Will be thinking of you all on the 1st.it is not an easy thing to go through but I know you will all be helping Jan in her time of need..
Jim was a great guy very enthusiastic about everything and could have a conversation about anything.I know you will all miss him but have so many memories of him. My thoughts and love goes to you all
Love Rena