James Dennis Blazier

As the Anniversary of Jim´s death approaches and Spring being around the corner, I recall many conversations about Jim´s property in Northern Michigan and the hundreds of Tulips and Daffodil bulbs he planted throughout. He always looked forward to this time of year when they would start popping out and blooming. A sight to behold for sure. And come fall he would buy more bulbs to plant. Missing my dear friend. See you later Alligator

Mr jim the south side lost another old timer ,you will be missed but not forgotten . he always had a good word for every body he came in contact with. sorry that we didn't get your wiring done up north ,rest in peace my friend D.BIGGER

My Buddy my Friend for 50+ years. I´m so sad to see you go but know your looking down on me saying "Don´t be sad, we´ll see each other again." I know your resting in God´s arms and I believe we will. I Love and miss you.

Jim was our devoted and life long friend. I, Karen, have always considered Jim my spiritual father as he was the first one to share the Lord with me and tell me about what Jesus had done for him. That led me to put my faith in Jesus in my own life. We first met at Sorrento's restaurant in Flint in 1972 where I worked as a waitress. Through his kindness and compassion and humor we became friends. And at just the right time he knew when to share the gospel with me and I am forever grateful to...

Jim and I had somewhat a parallel life growing up as "Fenton Road" kids, our moms as best friends, Lincoln Park Methodist, coffee shop guys, Flint Southwestern, and finally, over the years, when he had a legal question or problem, us Fenton Roaders would talk it over. Jim was a good guy and wise in a lot of ways

I am sincerely saddened in the loss of Jim. We have been good friends for over 20 years. Jim was a man of strong Faith and included his friends in his daily prayers. I could go on and on about our many conversations and about his many interests. I am really going to miss you Jim. See you later Alligator

Iam so sorry Jimmy was a great friend of mine. I was best friends with his mother Helen. I found myself taking her to Florida to see her daughter Barbara. I loved the whole family. It sadden s my heart .