James Michael "Jimmy" Durbrow

A life lost too soon

It's been nearly a year since Jimmy went to be with the angels. RIP JIMMY

I met Jimmy after Chuck had offered me a place to live in Costa Mesa, CA, 1978. Jimmy had his Ludwig's set up in the living room, Chuck with the Flying V, and the bassist & wife out back in a trailer. I had nothing, and these guys offered their friendship, pranks, and we worked out, partied, and Played Music . RIP, James . Michael Durbrow

Cheryl & family. So sorry for your loss. Jimmy was a great guy and drummer. Sorry we did not make the service because of the weather. Our son Elliott enjoyed talking with Jimmy about rudiments when we saw you last and was honored to meet him. May God be with you and the family in these difficult days ahead. We're praying for all of you. Sending hugs and love. Deepest condolences, Sue & Les Drake & family

Love for you Cheryl and family. Bud remembers playing little league with Jimmy. He was great a pitching.. And at JCMCF, he pop his head in the beauty shop and ask," hey how's Buddy doing:?. Hugs in Jesus for you!

Having Jimmy as a neighbor and watching the " Kidz " rehearsals at Bobby´s, as a young drummer,launched my musical career for the next 40 years! Thank you Jimmy for the unselfish sharing of your talent. " Dicky"

A true inspiration to many. The man who never had a bad word to say about anyone. R.I.P, JD.

Cheryl, Sorry for your loss. He was a good man and brought joy to a lot of people. It was always good to talk to him and watch him play the drums. He will be missed. Dave and Earleen Grzesek

Cheryl, So very sorry to read of Jim´s passing. We worked together many years ago at Doctor´s Hospital. He was such a great guy. I always enjoyed talking with him.