TREBISH: John ‘Jack’ Raymond
Posted By On April 27, 2026 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 13 Comments
It is with broken hearts that we announce the passing of John ‘Jack’ Raymond Trebish at Alexandra Marine & General Hospital on Monday April 27th, 2026 in his 85th year. Beloved husband of 64 years to Gwendolyn Trebish. Proud father to five sons, John Robert Trebish, Joseph Trebish, Nicholas Trebish, Daniel Trebish, and William Trebish. Brother to Marnie Trebish. He will be missed by his beloved grandchildren Tatiana, Katarina, Jakob, Jordon, Nathaniel, Melissa, Ethan, Chloe, and Reagan. He will be missed by his nieces Julia, Frances, and his great niece Charlie.
Jack graduated from the University of Waterloo in 1965 in Chemical Engineering (BASc). He worked for Sifto Canada, managing many evaporation plants across Canada. Jack was a member of the Goderich Lions Club and an avid golfer. He was known to lend a helping hand to those in need. He will be missed for his kind soul. Jack was known to like to play a hand of cards with his friends.
Cremation has taken place. A Celebration of Jack’s Life will take place Wednesday June 24th from 2:00-6:30pm at the Goderich Legion Branch 109 in the Jubilee Room. In lieu of flowers, donations in Jack’s memory can be directed to the Alexandra Marine & General Foundation- MRI Fund.
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Joe and Bill sorry for your loss. Kelly mallough
I’m so sorry Gwen. It was nice to see
I’m so sorry Gwenie and boys.
Yes, I played a lot of cards with Jack and was in Kinsmen with him as well. He was an interesting guy and will be missed. I did not realize what a large family he had.
It was always a pleasure seeing Jack at the Maitland and golfing with him sometimes. He was always kind to me and I will miss him.
My UofW classmate was one of life’s good guys – and there are all-too-few like him. Safe travels Jack.
I never knew Jack, but grew up with Bill and Nick. They always spoke very highly of him. My deepest condolences to the Trebish family at this time.
Dear Gwen – You, Jack and your boys were special neighbour’s- with special remembering of each of you.
With caring and sympathy – Cecelia, Don and family.
We were fellow hockey parents with Jack and Gwen when our boys played together on OMHA championship teams. Those were good days! Our friendship continued over the years. He was a fellow Lion. I golfed with Jack quite often and played cards regularly with him. I respected him as a friend and enjoyed his unique sense of humour. He will certainly be missed! “He had a good hand and he played it well”
Gwen, Rob, Joe, Nick, Dan and Bill: Sending to you and your families condolences, hugs and best wishes upon hearing about the passing of your Dad.
Jacqui
Thinking of you all during this time. My memories of Uncle Jack are very fond, especially of his wonderful, understated sense of humour. Holding this memory in my heart, and sending you all my deepest condolences. Hope to see you all soon.
Love, Julia
Dear Gwen, I am shocked of Jacks passing, my friend and neighbour. So sorry for your loss.
Please advise when his celebration of life will be
Deb and my thoughts and prayers are with you
Take care
Henry
My Condolences to the Trebish Family.
My Father, the late John Wilson, was an associate of Jack’s at the Sifto Evaporator Plant in Goderich.
My Dad thought very highly of Jack and considered him a Friend.
Keep your happy memories in your Heart.
Wishing you peace as you now walk this path without Jack.
Sincerely, Mary Wilson Prout Owen Sound.
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So very sorry for the loss of your father.. My father spoke very highly of him when they worked together at the Evaporator Plant.. Condolences to the entire family and friends…