JACKY “JACK” FEIST
December 28th, 1967 – April 9th, 2020
It is with broken hearts that the family of Jack Feist convey news of his untimely passing in the early hours of Thursday, April 9th, 2020 following a tragic motor vehicle collision.
He was predeceased by his uncle, Wayne; and grandparents Jack and Bernice Brooks, and Phillip and Irene Feist.
Jack is survived by his two children, Jessica (Ryan) and Hayden, and their mother Toni; parents, Ken and Lorna; siblings, Troy (Kat) and Lynette (Andrew); nephew, Drake and niece, Kaitlyn (Tyson); great-nephew, Oliver; his beloved Labrador Retrievers, Mary and Charlie; as well as numerous cousins, aunts, uncles, and many, many, friends.
Jack was born in Taber, Alberta on December 28th, 1967 and moved to Moose Jaw with his family in 1974. He attended King Edward Elementary, Empire Middle School, and A. E. Peacock Collegiate, where he played football. He obtained his journeyman electrician certification from STI. He worked with CPR for two decades, and spent his last years with Parrish & Heinbecker.
Jack was known as a quiet, cool guy – a man who said few words with his voice, but a thousand with his smile.
Due to the current health climate, a gathering to celebrate Jack’s life will be planned for a future date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Jack’s memory to the Moose Jaw Wildlife Federation, PO Box 1286, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 2M2. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. James Murdock, Funeral Director 306-693-4550
words can’t express my sorrow for the passing of Jack
My Deepest Condolences to Jack’s family. Taken way too young, God needed another Angel. May he Rest in Peace. Hugs to his loved ones.
My heartfelt condolences to Jack’s family. He truly was one of the kindest souls I had the privilege of knowing. May you rest easy Jack and may your family take comfort in the love coming their way because of you ❤
Toni and Family,
So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all .
Sorry for Jack’s untimely passing. Worked with him both in the construction industry at the Shand Power Project and later at CP Rail.
Sincere condolences to all that Jack had touched in his Life, as he certainly did with the Staff here at Moose Jaw P&H . We are all in that lost admiration of Jack and his companionship he shared with us. Forever cherished, always in our memories…
Hayden and family, our deepest condolences. Our thoughts along with Brock are with you.
The Pearson’s
Ken Lorna and family we are so sorry to hear of your loss. We are thinking of you during this difficult time. Brian and Karen Summers.
From our Family to yours we are sorry for your loss our thoughts and prayers will be with you and yours in this time of need. Cordell Doreen and Chase Paulhus
Ken, Lorna, Troy, Lynnette and all your families, our thoughts and heart breaking grief is with you. So pleased Jack was a part of our family and gatherings for so many years. A big strong man and will be forever missed…
Randy and Nancy
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My deepest sympathy on hearing of Jack’s passing. I worked with him at CP rail, he was a great guy and I enjoyed numerous conversations with him over the years.
Frank Zimmer
What a huge lose,Jack was such a great guy and always the same wholesome individual.My heart and thoughts are with Jacks families and friends! RIP Buddy!
Just want to say I love you kid brother. You will never be forgotten in my heart.
To Lorna, Ken, Troy, Lynette, Jack’s family. You can’t ask “why” as only God knows the answer.
How much heartache can one small blonde hair girl handle in her life time and I know Ken,
Troy, Lynette, and Jack’s kids are all suffering as well. But Lorna lost a brother, now a child.
I loved Aunt Bernice and Uncle Jack but I have no words that can take the hurt from you this
this time cousin. Just hug and love each other and stay close as Jack’s kids are going to need
you more now than ever.
Lorna, Ken and family, My heart goes out to you with my prayers. Jack was a good man.