I am sorry for your loss. I have been searching for John and have a returned letter. I am a Realtor and have a buyer for his vacant land in Indian River Estates, Ft Pierce. I can be reached 772 359 7355 jeaniemazza@yahoo.com Again , I apologise for my rudeness. Please accept my condolences Jeanie Mazza
JOHN TOMAC,
2021
TOMAC, JOHN – Our Johnny passed away peacefully at the Kirkland & District Hospital after a long battle with cancer. Born in Sudbury, Ontario, March 13, 1932, he was predeceased by his parents Mary Racki & (Ivan) John Tomac and his mother and father-in-law Leo and Rosina Charbonneau. Johnny leaves his wife Rachel (née Charbonneau), his children Carole of Medicine Hat, Alberta and Gary (Joanne) of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan; his grandchildren Nicole and Ryan Sanregret, Nathan and Braydon Tomac. Their Poppa will be greatly missed. Johnny is also survived by his sister Anne (John) Novosel of Stoney Creek, a brother-in-law Patrick (Judy) Charbonneau of New Liskeard, sisters-in-law Shirley (Barry) Webster of Moose Jaw, Linda (Rick) Jones of Falconbridge, and Patricia (Jim) Armstrong of Toronto. John was a member of the CF Union for 53 years, member of the Canadian Associated Travelers, member of the Encore Club, Associate member of the Royal Canadian Legion and a member of the Northern Prospectors Association. He was employed with Burns Meats for 10 years after retiring the family grocery business in the Federal District in 1969 – Tomac Grocery. Johnny was a fisherman and hunted deer in Moose Jaw. He enjoyed all sports and cheered for the Toronto Maple Leafs. John was a fan of his grandchildren’s activities and provided much encouragement. He will be missed by many friends here and there, his spread out family from East to West and his prospecting family as well as numerous nieces and nephews, as well as the times he spent in Florida at the Centis/Novosel winter home; the many Christmas gatherings at the Charbonneau family homes. John was a true Kirkland Laker. He will be remembered for his laughter and caring manner. His children Carole, Gary and their family will forever cherish his memory. He will always be their prospector from among the stars. Our life will not be the same but love will conquer. Family will welcome friends at the Monette & French Funeral Home on Tuesday, May 29, 2007 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and on Wednesday, May 30, 2007 from 9:00 until service time at 11:00 a.m. Johnny will be laid to rest following the service in the Kirkland Lake Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Kirkland & District Hospital Auxiliary, Holy Name Parish or to the Charity of your choice.Offer Condolence for the family of John Tomac