Jesse Gould, a beloved resident of Oshawa, Ontario, has tragically passed away following a massive heart attack. His sudden departure has left his family, friends, and the entire softball community heartbroken. He was widely known for his passion for baseball, proudly wearing jersey #32 while playing for the ON3 Giants in the Men’s S-P League.
Beyond the field, Jesse was a dedicated professional in the trucking industry. He worked as a 310T Truck and Coach Technician at A&B Mechanical Services, a role he embraced with dedication and skill. With nearly a decade of experience in his field, he earned the respect and admiration of his colleagues.
Career and Education
| Position | Company | Duration | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 310T Truck and Coach Technician | A&B Mechanical Services | Jan 2020 – Present (5 yrs 3 mos) | Sunderland, Ontario |
| Truck and Coach Technician Apprentice | A&B Mechanical Services | Aug 2015 – Feb 2024 (8 yrs 7 mos) | Sunderland, Ontario |
| Quality Assurance | Martinrea International | Jan 2010 – Aug 2015 (5 yrs 8 mos) | Ajax, Ontario |
Jesse pursued his education at Centennial College, where he completed his 310T Truck and Coach Mechanic certification, further solidifying his expertise in the field.
Jesse was not just a player but a true lover of the game. His enthusiasm and sportsmanship earned him deep friendships within the softball community. Whether debating about bats or competing fiercely on the field, his presence brought energy and camaraderie to the game.
Many friends and teammates took to social media to share their grief and honor Jesse’s memory:
- Kelly Bean expressed deep sorrow for Jesse’s family, remembering him as a cherished part of their lives. “You will be sadly missed, Jesse Gould. Forever in our hearts.”
- Sean Ratcliffe mourned the loss of a “good friend, mentor, and human,” saying Jesse should “swing for the fences up there!”
- DJ Cabanayan recalled their playful debates over softball bats and their unforgettable friendship. “R.I.P Buddy!!!”
- Nicole Booth reflected on the fragility of life, urging others to hold their loved ones close. “Waking up to hear another friend has earned his wings way too soon.”
- Gary Mac described Jesse as “truly one of the good ones” and reminded everyone to cherish each day.
- Ryan Bois acknowledged Jesse’s unwavering passion for softball, calling him “one of the most passionate lovers of the game.”
- Dean Wilson bid farewell to a “great teammate and friend,” emphasizing the lasting impact Jesse had on everyone he met.
Jesse Gould’s passing is a profound loss to his family, friends, and the softball community. His love for the game, his dedication to his career, and his warm presence will always be remembered. His legacy lives on in the stories shared, the memories cherished, and the hearts he touched.
Rest in peace, Jesse Gould. #32 forever.