James Asmussen

this note comes from Bob and Margaret Pulliam's son now living and working in Winston-Salem, NC.................one of my very best summer jobs during my high school years at RA Long High School (Class of 1976) was working along with Jim at Cowlitz General Hospital where I assisted him with fetching and delivering supplies around the hospital from the store room as well as the basement that Jim was in charge of..................everything that I just read in his obituary still rings very true...

Jim was a good man. Kind, gentle, dry funny, a bright spot in our days at work. Always willing to chat and share tidbits of any topic that came up. He was widely knowledgeable. His work ethic was to be admired. Rosemary, we are sorry for your loss. May you find solace and peace in the memories of your life and adventures with Jim.

I worked with Jim and Rosie at St John's hospital for many years. We have stayed friends and oftened went out to lunch and visited. Jim gave me a nickname name at work. He called me Lingui ( osta la pasta) for my name Linda Guinn. He was a very lovely friend and never met a stranger. He will be greatly missed by many. God gained another angel. Love , hugs and prayers to Rosie