James M. Brog Jr.

Hi Lana. I am very very late in the passing of Jim. I can´t imagine your heart ache. I knew of him way back in the mid 80´s when I worked at the Portland airport and he would rent a car when he was traveling. I have read the messages from others and they all mentioned his smile, how kind he was, his devotion to life itself. He was all that. You could always depend on him & his support. It sounds like you guys made lots of wonderful memories and accomplished many goals. His life was shortened...

Jim, I will forever remember you as the smiling, fun-loving guy on the Harley supporting every step we girls took on the 3-Day Walk. The thought of you at the next pit stop with your big grin and an "atta girl" inspired us to push even harder to the next goal. You made quite an impression on me and you will be greatly missed. I so appreciate your Lana for sharing you with all of us over the years! Our lives are richer because of knowing you.

Hi Jim & Doreen i'm sorry to hear about Jimmy , it has to be hard to loose one of your children , it's been alot of years since I have seen you .
Ron

Jim seemed to live life to the fullest. It saddens me that he couldn't continue on his quest. He will be missed by many.

Liam always loved the way Jim would walk in & just grab him & turn him upside down or throw him over his shoulder. The way they would both burst out laughing was a great thing to hear. Jim was loved and appreciated more than he ever knew, and will be missed. We will do everything we can to support Lana.

Mike and Robin Cook

We were so sorry to hear of Jimmy's passing. We still remember him as a happy young man and it is shocking to realize he is gone. We wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to all of his family.

My thoughts and prayers are for you Lana and Jim's family in this time of sorrow. I will have fond memories of Jim riding his motorcycle along side us as we walked 60 miles for breast cancer, his love and support was just amazing and he will never be forgotten.