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Kristi Ford posted a condolence
Mr.Savard will always be remembered as my FAVORITE social studies teacher!
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Julie Thomas Tully posted a condolence
Thinking of the entire Savard family and remembering a wonderful teacher and friend.
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Shannon Jopson posted a condolence
He was the best Social Studies teacher I ever had! He helped me alot!
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Cathy and Pernell Caster (Nazzaro) posted a condolence
Sue and family -
Thinking of you all. Remembering good memories and stories about Jim - we'll miss him!
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Art DaVia posted a condolence
I met Jim (and Sue) in 1981 when I joined the barbershop chorus. I sang more that a few tunes with Jim and always considered him a good friend. My thought and prayers go out to Sue and the family.
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Gordon & Kathryn Clarke posted a condolence
A man who touched many and taught much through the way he lived life. God speed Jim!
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Cindy Mundy posted a condolence
Mr. Savard was a wonderful teacher. I remember how he challenged us not just to know history, but to understand it. I also remember his delightful stories about growing up in Tupper Lake. I am so grateful to have been one of his students.
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cindy guentner posted a condolence
To the savard family my thoughts and prays go out to you im sure this cant be easy time.Mrs savard knows me all to well I work at brockport wegmans pharmacy andI have parkinsons ,you are a wonderful lady you took such good care of jim and gave me some pointers on handleing this parkinsons nonsence.. It gets anoying at times but i deal with it. I had the honor to deliver some meds tothe savards when they were unable .take care Mrs.Savard my thoughts are with you love cindy
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ken simmons posted a condolence
i was a young barbershopper about 30 years ago ... when i joined the Chorus of the Erie Canal, Jim (then a baritone) and i struck up a friendship almost immediately and we eventually sang in a quartet (my first) called "What Four?"
... although we didn't do very well in our first contest, Jim still kept that big smile on his face and kept on encouraging me to learn more about this hobby ... i never forgot that as i "kept on singing" and i never will ... thanks, Jim, for your kind words and friendship ...
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Jennifer Blieden posted a condolence
To the Savard Family,
Many fond memories were made with you all, including camping, canoeing, snowmobiling and hanging out at the Savard homestead. When my parents told us we were going to visit the Savard's, my sister and I were always happy. One of my favorite memories of Mr.Savard was his telling me in no uncertain terms to "stop talking Jennie". I think I was about 2 and must have talked his ear off. You will be missed by all.
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Don and Carol Clarke posted a condolence
Many years of sharing cooking and eating, much laughter and friendship. Will miss your humor and stories.
Love Don and Carol
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Darwin Deshaw posted a condolence
Jim, was my first cousin.I grew up with him went to all his games,was at his house in Tupper lake a lot.
He was a great inspiration to me with his indomitable spirit.Sue is an angel and a very strong person.I want to thank her very much for taking such good care of him.We will miss him so much.Our condolences to the family......Love Darwin & Judy Deshaw
