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James M. Cordes

Lakeville, Minnesota

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62, of Lakeville, MN and South Bend, IN He passed away peacefully at 8:40 p.m. on Monday, May 14, 2012 at the Hospice House, South Bend. Jim was born on February 20, 1950 in St. Paul, MN to the late Marvin F. and Adeline (Dunn) Cordes and brother, Marvin 'Butch' Cordes. Jim was raised in...

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Al wanted a phone in his living room near his couch....as he would watch TV...so when the phone rang he wouldn't need to get up to answer the phone in his kitchen. So one day he asked me to install a phone for him. I installed a wall phone. He called me from his kitchen phone when he got home from work and was wondering why I hadn't installed the phone we had discussed. I told him to go sit down on the couch and reach down towards the floor. He found the phone I had installed attached to his...

Fellow graduates from FHS Charlie and Patt (Holt) Rother : we'll miss your great smile, Jim.
Our sympathy to the family.

To the Family and Friends of Jim Cordes,
We are all saddened by our loss. Jim was eight years my senior, but even when I was a young kid, he was approachable and considerate. My memories include watching football practice behind the Elementary School as Jim, the quarterback, listened to Coach Carl Richards. As kids, Jim was our idol – sports seemed to come so naturally– hockey, football, baseball and everything that he did.

Jim put Farmington on the map, as a great hockey...

To Jim's family-

As a high school classmate of Jim's I was saddened and surprised to read of his death. After just recently moving back to the area after a 37 year absence, Jim was one of the people I had hoped to see one of these days. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you.

"It's good to be friends with the king" as Al would say. I have a picture of Al handing me a dollar on a fishing trip one memorial week end.....and he did not have his teeth on his nose so we knew he meant it. He will be missed.

RIP Albert.

To Jim's family, may God bless.

Teri, Louie, and family,
So VERY sorry to hear of your loss.
Stay strong and keep the faith.