Arthur Tucknott 1949-2023
Art passed away peacefully on December 23, 2023 after a lengthy illness.
He leaves to mourn, his wife, Bev; children, Dave, Rob, Darren, Kari; and six grandchildren.
Art is finally off upon that final ride to heaven in his motorcycle.
“Forever Riding Free”
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We will miss our frequent video talks on messenger Art. You suffered and struggled so long with your health and seemed to take it all in stride. You are now in the land of heavenly motorcycles, aircraft (viking) 🙂 and those that have been waiting for you. Till we meet again.
Dear Beth and Glen,
Thank you for the kind words for Art. He always enjoyed his talks with you guys. Missing him everyday.
Keep in touch, Bev
This announcement came as a shock on Boxing Day. I so enjoyed Art’s posts. I will miss Art’s viewpoint, his love of life. Sorry for your loss. My prayers for Mr. Tucknott.
Thank you, Rick.
He enjoyed doing his Posts for family and friends.
Bev and family
Thank you for being in my life, you will be missed so much. You and your family have been a positive in my life. I will always remember from when I was a little kid. Ride on!
Kami
Art was always impressed with your latest baking adventures.
Thanks for your kind words,
Bev and family.
Very sorry to hear this, looked forward to the FB posts of the baking and the food prep. BBQ’s and the baking would make me hungry. Art and Bev’s travels to the local eateries were always good to see and reminders of the old days. Known Art since Elizabeth Fisher, kept in touch over the last few years which I enjoyed however I had not had the chance to get up to Victoria for a visit. A good man and he will be missed ….
Art always liked to reminisce about the old school days and friends.
Thank you, Bev and family.
We are so sorry to hear of your loss Bev.
Cal enjoyed working with Art at Viking Air back in the day. (We are glad he is no longer in pain.)
Our hearts go out to you and your family.
Cal & Penny
Cal and Penny
Thanks so much for your condolences. He also enjoyed working with Cal. Grateful he is no longer suffering.
Bev and family.
I am saddened by the news of Art’s passing, he was a gentle giant of a guy with a great sense of humor. My condolences to the whole family, he will be missed by many.
Thank you, David
You’re right, he will be missed.
Bev and family
So sorry to hear this. Art loved his family and friends. He will be missed. “Ride On Art”
Thank you, Liam
Bev and family.
Art
Great friend and brother-in-law.
As a little girl growing up knowing you all these years. I use to think how cool my sister married to a guy with a Harley.
I am so glad you came into our family. You will deeply be missed.
Love Barb, Stew, Lysey, Aaron,
Todd.
Thank you, Barb and Stew
Love, Bev
Art will be in my heart for ever. Your the best. To Arts Family.you had the best Husband Father, Brother, and my friend. Mike Hyland
Thanks for your kind words, Mike.
Bev and family.
Dear Bev
Saddened to hear this news. I’ll always remember our time in your garage reuniting my brother Mike with you two. Rest in peace Bear.
Thank you, Deb
Art sure enjoyed that visit.
Bev and Bear’s family.
Our condolences, to you Bev and family, for you great loss. I’ve known Art for 60 plus years, he was always a fun loving guy, had great sense of humor, he will be missed.
Bill and Trudy
He certainly is being missed. He enjoyed your chats.
Thanks, Bev and family.
Lewis Perrie does not have a computer so I his sister is conveying his/our sadness on the loss of Art His support when Lewis had his heart surgery was so greatly appreciated He will be remembered & missed dearly RIP Art
Thank you, Susan.
Lewis and Art had a good visit recently.
Bev and family.
Dear Tucknott Family, Art was always a Big Brother to me. I worked and laughed with him from the day he started working at the Airplane Factory. Oh man did we laugh. Art was a great man and I will miss him and his funny stories. Bev, Darren and family, I am so sorry for your loss . Love Jeannie
Thanks, Jeannie
We sure miss him and his stories. He sure enjoyed working with you all, especially in the early days.
Bev and family.
To Bev and family.
Our deepest condolences and thoughts go out to you all. I really enjoyed my time with Art. I’m sure he’s at peace and enjoying some excellent blues/rock music right now!
Love from the Sherwood family. Chris, Tracy, Keegan and Kaylie.
Thank you, Chris
You’re right about the music and being at peace.
Bev and family.
I am in tears. Art was my best friend in High School. He was the first student to talk to me and welcome me as my family had just moved to Langford. We were close friends after that for a few years. I did visit him while he was in hospital, not long ago and we talked about old times. It was like old times again. Art – rest in peace as I will always treasure the time we spent, hanging out, drinking root beer, wondering what we would do with our lives.
Thank you.
He sure talked fondly about his old Langford day adventures and friends. Thanks for visiting him in the hospital.
Bev and family.
My condolences to Art’s family. Art and I went to high-school together and like a few other classmates reunited on Facebook. Yes Art’s was one with a gentle manner about him and a great sense oh humor. Family, motorcycles and BBQ seemed to be the most important parts of Art’s life. He did seem to love a good cut of beef.
I realized Art’s had some health issues and I think his attitude in dealing with them is beat said in this biker qoute “When Life Throws You a Curve…Lean Into It, Pick Your Line and Keep Your Weight on the Outside Peg.”
Going to miss you and your posts buddy.
Thanks, Glen.
Missing him and his sense of humour. He sure liked catching up with his school friends.
On his last peaceful ride.
Bev and family.
Art was actually my patient early on in his sickness. I remember him , grey and very unwell the day he went to Saint Pauls. I was sure I would never see him again. I did see him again, pink and glad to be alive . I have run into him several times over the years , always glad to see him. Art I will always remember.
Thanks, Tim for visiting him after the heart transplant. He sure was a fighter when it came to health problems.
Bev and family.
I’ll will miss our talks and visits my dear friend. Save a place at your table for me when my time comes…I’ll get the first round! Thank you for sharing your time with me.
Much love to you Bev and condolences to your family.
I only just found you my friend and now you are gone.
Cheryl 🌹