James P. Button

I met Jamie in 9th grade (he was in 10th) and ate lunch with him a few times. All I remember was his laugh, he laughed at everything I said. Even when I was being an idiot and said something stupid. I looked his name up today coincidentally and found this page.... I do not believe in coincidence and I believe he remembered me on this day too wherever he is. Brief laughs we shared but I knew then you were a good guy. I will think of you every time I throw an m & m at someone who disrespects...

Heartfelt condolences for the loss of your love one. May God strengthen all of you during this time of sorrow.

To the Button Family - I am so sorry for your loss. We had the privilege of having Jamie as our graduate assistant at Miami University. All of us in Teacher Education loved working with him and felt so fortunate and blessed to have met such a truly great human being. Keeping you all in prayer in the days ahead and hoping all of the wonderful memories will help you through.

Dear Jim & family ~ I am so very, very sorry for the loss of your son. What a wonderful young man! You are in my thoughts & prayers with love and sympathy.

Joam, Jim and Family,

Our sympathy in the passing of Jamie. He never met a stranger and everyone that met him loved him. Your are in our thoughts and prayers.
Dan & Mary Nell Evers - Tarpon Springs, FL

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Jim---We were so sorry to see this sad news about your son...you have our heartfelt sympathy. In reading the previous comments it sounds like he was a remarkable young man. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Mike and Jill Burke--Cincinnati Ohio

I have a fifth and first grader who had Mr. Button for a guest teacher in Mason City Schools. They both talked about how they loved when he spent time in their classroom. So sorry for your loss.