James Ransbotham

Diane, Ted and I send you our sympathy in the passing of your Dad. I'm sure he was a special man to the many people he met during his lifetime. I hope you, Robbie and your family well.
With love and sympathy, Margaret

Jack and Carol,

My heart hurts for you. Tom and I send our love.

Mary

Mr. Jim was a great friend. I will miss him more than words can say. My thoughts and prayers are with my friend and his family.

Pop, I love you! You are the greatist, kindest most gentle man man I have ever known. Your gentle kindness and endless heart touched everyone that met you. You believed in me sometimes when I didnt believe in myself. I am blessed to be married to your daughter. You took me in as your son and you will live on in my heart and the hearts of those blessed to have known you. All days with you were high show days. One day we will be together again at show center.

"Mr Jim" will forever remain in the hearts of every Thunderbird who ever had the honor of meeting him. He is a hero, a gentleman and a true American.

His name will live on in the halls of the Thunderbird hangar as our No. 1 biggest fan.

My family's thoughts and prayers are with his entire family. May God bless you all

Mr Jim will truly be missed by many. He was a great American. May God bless his family during this difficult time. God speed Mr Jim.

I knew Jimmy at Bass High School and his Dad for the BTU work he did at Druid Hills Baptist Church. My deepest sympathy to the family during this time.
Helen Glenn Taylor, Bass Class '51

Dear Friends, Wanted you to know I am thinking about you. What a treasure to have seen Jimmy and meet Janie earlier this summer.
Love and peace to all, Beverly

Candy loved her Daddy. I feel like I know him myself because of how much and how fondly she talked of him. I know that he was a good father and he will be missed. His memories will live and shape her life.