James A. Busta

Jim, we miss you and certainly wish you were still here with us. I hope you are enjoying things in heaven and keeping an eye on us here.

Jim, I can't believe that it is 5 years since your passing. We miss you a lot. I trust you are still enjoying all the music in Heaven along with your Dad, Mom, and Chuckie.

Jim, it has now been four years and you are still missed. Kathy and I continue to pray for you and your family. We still enjoy the CD's you cut for Kathy and think about you often.

Jim, it has been three years and we miss you. We keep you in our prayers. Take care of things in Heaven for us. I am sure you are entertaining everyone with your music acumen.

Dear Busta Family,

I worked with Jim at Alcoa and remember him as a quiet, kind soul. He always had a smile and I know he was highly thought of.

I am so sorry for your loss.

Rest in Peace Jim, you will be missed.

Marian Lowes

My sincere sympathy to the Busta family. I still belong to St. Charles parish and that is how I heard of Jimmy's passing. Just wanted to let you know that I knew him in grade school at St. Charles. I just remember back in the third grade he was such a great kid, and I had an enormous crush on him.
God's blessings and comfort to all.
Marcia (Stahurski) Starek

To The Busta Family,

I remember Jimmy when I would visit Chuck during our high school years. Jimmy was Chuck's spirited loving brother. May you rest in peace Jimmy and say hi to Chuck for me.

My condolences to all the Bustas',

Doug Myslenski

Jim was the true spirit of Cathedral Latin School, there was not a better classmate than him.

God Bless, rest in peace.

Bob Collins, Latin '69

I know Jim will be missed. I worked with Jim at Republic Steel Corp. in Cleveland as Armature Winder Apprentices. My wife and I still remember the wonderful time we had at Jim and Fran's wedding, and remember him buying the home on Southington in Parma. Jim was a really nice guy.