James Bausch

Janet, Jennifer and David, We miss you very much and wish you were back here in New Jersey.

Our dear Jim stayed with us initially while he served in Bangladesh during the 60's as a Peace Corp rep.He was a super human being with a mega heart.He treated all 5 of us like his own siblings,called my parents ma and baba. He always dropped in when ever in Asian country.We kept in touch till the end.Jim babu like his friend Tom used to call him ,you will always be missed by us_____the Mowla family. You were our eldest brother,may you rest in peace. Love you and miss you Jim.
Love to...

Janet, Jennifer and David,
I just heard of Jim's passing last night for the first time. It's a tremendous loss to every life he
touched. I would love to be in touch. With Love, Meri

Janet, my sincere condolences.
Betsy Growney Rowe-Rawlinson
I would love to get in touch with you.

Jim and I were colleagues in Bangladesh from 1961-1963, as part of the first group of Peace Corps Volunteers in South Asia. Jim's intelligence, keen sense of humor and dedication to his work in Mirpur was a personal inspiration to me, and our phone calls over the years, from "Jim-babu" to or from "Tom-sahib" never failed to lift me up. Jim was a remarkable person, gone too soon, but left indelible memories and affection.

Jim made an extraordinary difference in my life -- during the Population Commission years, as my boss and co-author at the Population Council, as a colleague and friend through my entire professional life. Despite his terrible puns, we laughed and learned a lot from each other. Like so many others, I will carry a part of Jim with me into the future.

Jenn, my thoughts are with you and your family.

Jim was the best thing in my life. He was always there for me and I will miss him greatly.

While at the Population Council, Jim was my supervisor... and no one could have been a better colleague. He brought out the best in everyone and I have missed him since he left here. All of us at the Population Council who knew Jim were very sad to learn of his passing. I will always think of him with very great fondness.