James C. Torrens

Condolences to the family, I have great memories of Jim and Lela back in the good ole softball days, at southside park. Recently at his birthday party, Jim and I sat down and had a great conversation at the bar, discussing softball and various past players, however Jim's most important topic was family. He introduced some of his grandchildren, their activities and emphasized how very, very proud he was of them all. At that point, Jim's heightened smile and tone, I will most remember. Rest...

Tammy, Vince & family, We are so very sorry for your loss. Jim was one of a kind. He was a good man and a lot of fun. I was proud to have worked for Jim at Shamrock for several years. Started out playing volleyball, then barmaid and ended as manager. I miss those days when him, Kenny, Russ & Barb, Soup & Carol, and sometimes another friend or two, would come in. Fun times. James got to know him from going out to Shamrock and also played volleyball. Jim always called him 'son.' He will be...

So sorry for your loss. We miss the fun we had at the shamrock. Jim was a good man.

jim was a great man.one of the best i knew. may he rest in peace and his memoy live on.

I am sorry to hear that Jim passed away. We were in the service together and had a good time. We also enjoyed Florida for a while and had a great time while we were there Jim I hope there´s a Florida in heaven.

My condolences to the family. Jim and I were in the service together. Jim and I won´t to florida and had great times. I hope they have a florida in heaven. Love Frank Kelly

We are so sorry to hear of your father's passing. He was such a fine guy. You will be in our thoughts & prayers.

Rest in peace my friend Your one of the best Hope there are shuffleboards in heaven

Our thoughts are with the family. Jim and my father were in the service together and were lifelong friends. The world lost a good one. RIP Jim, hope you and Buzz are up there telling stories and laughing it up!