John "Jack" Bullee

Christian John “Jack” Bullee was cherished for his big heart, helping hands, and wonderful sense of humour. Jack passed peacefully at the Carberry Personal Care Home on Sunday, May 17, 2026, at the age of 91 years.

Jack will forever remain in the hearts of his girls: Sherri-Lee Bullee, daughter; Tarren-Jane Ewashko and Robyn Ewashko, granddaughters; and his beloved great-grandsons Alex, Quill, and Jack, who proudly knew him as Papa. He will also be lovingly remembered by his stepson Todd Bullee, granddaughter Brittany Bullee, and great-grandchildren Ryland, Austin, and Jessalyn.

Jack was predeceased by the love of his life, Lee-Ann Bullee.

Jack found joy in many things throughout his life. He loved driving his beloved 1965 Valiant Convertible and spending time fishing at Clear Lake with his brothers and sisters-in-law. The Bullee boys were always close, and countless stories, laughter, and love were shared around family tables over the years. Those memories will be treasured forever.

Through his daughter Sherri, Jack also became deeply involved in the 4-H and horse community. Whether trail riding, participating in parades, hauling horses, saddling up, or cheering everyone on at horse shows, he brought enthusiasm, laughter, and encouragement wherever he went.

In his later years, Jack took great pride in helping care for his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was happiest sitting on the floor playing with the kids, talking with them, or lovingly “teasing” them. Jack simply loved children, and they loved him right back. From playing ball and saddling horses to teaching old skills like making lace from worn leather boots or fixing cars, he shared his knowledge generously and patiently.

As a husband, father, Papa, brother, and friend, Jack was truly one of the best. He will be missed terribly by all who knew and loved him.

A graveside interment will be held on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 12:00 noon at Chater Cemetery for close friends and family. A gathering for refreshments and sharing memories, open to all, will follow at 1:00 p.m. at the Waggle Springs Fish and Game Association Hall.