Condolence: As the year passes, we are remembering with you.

Condolence: My condolences to all the family and friends of Jim. One of my fondest childhood memories was playing 500 with Kevin and his Dad. I've never seen someone hit a ball so far and accurately than Jim. Every single hit seemed like a Major League Baseball home run and it seemed so effortless. Trips to trout lake quarry in Innerkip for a day of swimming and a picnic with bluegrass country playing on the radio are also memories I look back on with a smile. Jim was always kind to me and didn't hesitate to give good advise when the opportunity arose. He treated me like one of his children rather than a friend theirs. Kevin, contact me and we can get together and share stories of how our lives have become more complicated than those simpler days! Bob Krauskopf, woodtooladdict@rogers.com

Condolence: Dear Kerry, I am so sorry to hear about your Father, it is hard to lose a parent, I think of you often, Love Jodi from Oregon

Condolence: Donna - so sorry to hear the passing of Jim. May you cherish the memories. Our sincere condolences go out to you and your family.

Condolence: Donna & Family: so very sorry to hear of Jim's passing! We have many good memories of Jim and he will certainly be missed. Sending much love and hugs your way. Sandy & Ron

Condolence: To: Robert (Tex) and Millie......I was sorry to learn of the passing of Tex's brother Jim and just wanted to pass on my sincere sympathy. My mom & dad, Charlie & Hilda Sellner are no longer with us but I know they would want me to send prayers and support on their behalf at this difficult time. God Bless you and the family. Love, "Pauli".

Condolence: Donna and family and friends of Jim, we extend our hearts to you at this time. We know you cherish the happy moments and memories forevermore. Hugs,