James Robert Richter, Jr.

Dolly and Alex enjoyed Jim and his family as our next door neighbor when he lived in Brooklyn Park after Nancy lived there.

I trained Jim when he started working at vAuto. He taught me as much as I taught him. He always made me laugh and was so fun to be around. I am so sorry to hear of his passing.

Dear Jamie, Family and Jim, Sr.:
We were so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. At least we got to see all of you at the hospital. Jim was a great guy and we all loved him and miss him. We have lots of great memories with Jim and you Jamie! Let us know if there's anything we can do for you and please let's stay in touch. God bless all of you!

Our hearts are heavy for you, Jamie, and your entire family. Jim will be missed, our son was lucky to be coached by Jim. He always had a great sense of humor, fun to be around and a positive role model for the kids on the baseball field. Our prayers and thoughts during this very difficult time.

Jim, you always had a great attitude and energy. You will be missed. Rest easy my friend.

Very sorry to hear about this. Sending love and hugs to Jamie and the kids. Jim was always so funny, and fun to be around. I'm glad to have known him and to have spent time with him and Jamie.

I am sorry very sorry for this tragic loss. Jim was one of the most outgoing, fun-loving people I have ever had the pleasure to meet. He loved his family and friends fiercely and fondness for all things sports cannot be understated. His light was bright and caste a massive shadow. When he was in the room you knew it as his energy was undeniable. You will be missed dear friend. My heart goes out to all those that you loved and who loved you. Rest in peace, brother.

You are all in out thoughts and prayers. Jim was a wonderful person and we will miss him greatly. Jeff and Lisa Liljander