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Linda Williams
March 8, 2011
Uncle Jim was a fun guy. I remember visiting them when they lives on Hood Canal. He always made us laugh and went out of his way to make us feel comfortable and at home. I remember he and Aunt Max taking us for walks on the beach/oyster beds. I remember he was the only person I knew who had an elk foot doorstop (I was young & thought it was cool!haha) You will be missed Uncle Jim! Linda
Tom Moody
March 7, 2011
Jim ,was one of the BEST sheet metal workers ,here in the Tacoma area .The best shop foreman ever , well respected . It was cool that he was able to retire early and enjoy the fruits of life . I enjoyed the many years I worked under him ,although I beleive he enjoyed the warmth of the Mexican sun better . Jim , you are in a much better place now . Tom Moody from the old Tacoma sheet metal local union 150.
My condolences to the family
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