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Agnieszka Smith
April 14, 2013
I liked his sense of humour, openness and the very gentleman-like way of calling his granddaughters, Zuzu and Phoebe, per: Miss Zuzu and Miss Phoebe.
Fowler Sidney
April 12, 2013
Jim was a wonderful colleague on the national staff of the UCC. Great mind, humor, and heart -- even a tap dancer! God hold him close forever.
John Deckenback
April 12, 2013
Jim's colleagues in the United Church of Christ join in thanking God for Jim's life and witness.
Tanya Kish
April 10, 2013
I will always remember how much I loved to hear him laugh! My children were lucky to have such a wonderful Grandfather!
Kelly M. Sisson
April 10, 2013
Jim was a valued colleague, treasured friend, thoughtful encourager, and trusted confidant. I appreciated his wisdom, his humor, and his insight. My life is so much richer and my ministry finer because of Jim Smith.
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