James Lawrence Atkinson

Helen and family, I was so sorry to hear of Jim`s passing. I will remember you all in my prayers. It`s been a long time since we had coffee together, but I remember all your children playing with mine in your backyard, even after dark. They had such a good time.

Please accept our sincere condolences on the death of your husband, father, and grandfather..so sorry...family Jasarevic

Dear Aunt Helen and Family,
We were all so sorry to hear of Uncle Jim's passing. When I remember him I always remember what a kinda and gentle man he was. My Dad Jerry thought the world and all of him and always spoke so fondly of him and was so thankful to have been blessed to have him as a brother. Our greatest sympathy to you all.
Love and prayers,
Cathy (Seibert) Muir, Jon, Grayson & Tommy

My family and I will truly miss Jim. Jim was a good, honest gentleman with a kind and caring soul. When I took our vehicles to him to be fixed, it was like taking my car to my own dad. I could always trust Jim and I knew he would always tell me the truth. I never questioned him. I'll never forget what Jim said to me when I came to pick up our very worn 1986 Grandam. He said, "Nancy get rid of that damn car!" So shortly after I did - because Jim said so! We love and will miss you Jim. To the family our love. Bruce, Nancy, and Anthony Lotti.

I am Joe Clein, we served at different times on the USS Chevalier. I received your information via another shipmate of ours, one that served with you. I have placed your name on the Chevalier Memoral list and you will be remembered at our next reunions Memoral. Gods Speed.