Mighton Funeral Home LTD.
Funerals, Cremations & Life Celebrations
40 Years of Trusted Care
Ayton, Durham, Elmwood, Chesley and surrounding areas since 1984.
We sadly announce the passing of James (Jim) Henry McCoy (born January 3rd, 1934), who passed away surrounded by his family on December 16th, 2023. Jim leaves behind his wife, Sarah (Sally) McCoy, daughter Teri (Mark Robins), son Brad (Gloria), grandchildren Megan (Jeffrey Haug), Anisa and Brendan, two great grandchildren, Declan and Rylie, brother Mitch McCoy (Lidia) and many nephews and nieces.
Jim will be forever loved and always remembered.
No services will take place at this time, as Jim requested, but we so much appreciate your love and support during this difficult time.
In lieu of flowers, you may wish to make a donation to Operation Smile (https://www.holidaysmiles.ca/) or to the Hanover & District Hospital Foundation (https://www.hdhf.ca/).
Our deepest condolences Sally & family. So many terrific memories of Jim when we all got together in Panama City Beach. Jim was such a a wonderful person, always had a smile on his face. With sympathy & God Bless.
- Bill & Donna McLaughlinOur deepest sympathy goes out to you, Sally and family. Jim was a wonderful man that we got to know while wintering in Florida many years ago. The fun times started and continued for many years and of course we stayed in touch during the year too. We have such happy memories, and we are happy that you share them too. He will certainly be remembered. Fondly, Rocky and Shirl
- Shirl and Rocky SankoffOh Sally, sending you and your family my deepest condolences . I just found out about Jim's passing.
The South Grey-Bruce group will miss him at our meetings . We send our hugs and love .
Jim and Sally have been wonderful friends for over 50 years. Jim loved his family and was a true friend to all who knew him. He had a terrific smile and a wicked sense of humour. He loved to tease Sally.
Jim will be missed.
Jim will always be in our hearts.
Rest in Peace our friend.
Dearest Sally, you know we loved Jim and you from the first time we met all those years ago. We weep that we were not able to visit you because of Covid etc. but look forward to reuniting in September for a Re run of the Jim (in spirit) and Godfrey show.
All our love from the last man standing and wife of 52 years Samme.
Your loving first cousin Godfrey xxx
Dear Sally and family,
We were saddened to hear of Jim's passing.
He was a real gentleman.
Ken and I have fond memories of you and Jim sitting in front of us at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Brampton.
Also, we remember how both of you had great times with Ken's parents at the British Canadian Club.
Our condolences,
Ken and Shirley Johnston
