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Lee Cone
October 5, 2010
I met Jim and his crew while testing boats....a true profesional, and just as true a road warrior. Shared a few beers & sea stories. My condolenses to his family, a great loss of a good man. Lee Cone
September 29, 2010
I worked and traveled with Jim for many years while at Seabat. He was a good man with a big heart. I have not seen him in many years but now I really miss my friend. My condolences to his family. Andy Whitam Pensacola Fl.
Ginny & Ed Miller
September 26, 2010
We had the pleasure of meeting Jim and Jo when they stayed the month of May this year at our Llama farm. During the time they were here, Sonny (our little male Llama) was born. Jim took the best pictures of Sonny and Rosie (Sonny's half-sister). Jim enjoyed sitting out on the deck, rocking in the rocking chair and enjoying nature. He told me that we had wild turkeys down by the pond although we hadn't taken the time to either see or hear them. He also took some great pictures of deer in the pasture...
Jim and Jo were coming back on October 1st for 17 days. He said they would be back for the entire month of May 2011 in time for the newest group of Llama babies to be born. The fact that he was planning for the future impressed the heck out of us...with that type of positive attitude we thought it might actually happen!
Although we only knew Jim for 5 months, it was apparent that he was an amazing man...one who had a great appreciation for wildlife, but also had a deep love for his mom, daughters and his pup Maggie.
We are sending our deepest sympathy to you, Jo and Michele, Christy and of course to little Maggie. Please know you are in our thoughts.
Jim after riding in the Rumble Through the Tunnels 2007
Sallie Zeil
September 25, 2010
Jim was a very dear friend who was kind, loyal, and always willing to lend a hand. He loved simple pleasures, a mountain view, a hockey game, fishing and hunting, riding his motorcycle, and growing things in his garden. Most of all he loved spending time with his friends and family.
I'll miss him so very much.
Jimmy Boy Dial
September 24, 2010
VROOM !! VROOM !!!
September 24, 2010
Jim will truly be missed. I will always remember the good times in Bedford and Danville, and of course all the hunting stories! His journals in Caring Bridge were amazing and I know he was an inspiration to many.
I'm praying that Jim and Grady are together now - probably looking for 12 pointers.
Jo, I see where Jim got his strength and courage from. You are such a blessing.
My deepest sympathy to Jo, Michelle, Christy and the family. Love, Sue
Karen Price
September 24, 2010
So very sorry for you loss. I have worked with Jim for many years. Listening to his stories of hunting and adventure. He will be missed.
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