James DYSON

Time passes by so quickly. Jim remains in my thoughts. I hope Jim's family is doing well.

I've known Jim since Roslyn Elementary School. I was so sorry to hear of his passing. I haven't seen him since our graduation back in 1968. What I do remember is that he treated everyone with kindness and respect. A true gentleman. My condolences to his wife and family. Craig Glausman (Abington Class of 1968)

Amy, we were just thinking of you and on a whim looked for you on facebook. So sorry to hear of your loss. I would love to talk to you. I am on Facebook infrequently but perhaps you could friend me and we could connect that way. Love and prayers, Kathy

I haven’t seen Jim since high school but I remember him very well. He was definitely one of the “good guys”. My thoughts are with his family and friends.
Susie

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
I will always remember how you showed us we could do better in Life and showing us Jesus by your Love and kindness.

I remember Jim from Abington High School class of '68 as a great guy; friendly to all and truly real. There was no pretense with him, he was a great example of a human being. It sounds like he had a wonderful life of service to God and others - a good and faithful servant.

As one of the newer Panther Pal volunteers at Ridgecrest, I only worked with Jim for about a year. Even in that short time, Jim inspired me with his dedication and love of children. He came to the classroom in his wheelchair, even when he couldn't hold things in his hands, he was still there with the kids & volunteers. Jim will always inspire and be remembered by many including me.

My deepest sympathy to the Dyson Family for the loss of your loved one, James Ernest, "Jim", and pray God gives you comfort, peace and strength.