James Eukey

To James Eukey,

From one frustrated artist to another.

I pondered one day
On my smallness, my insignificance.
I stood apart from myself.
From up above I watched myself.
A bird's eyeview one might say.
And much to my dismay
I stuck out!
Like a sore thumb
I stuck out!
Imagine my surprise when,
Right my eyes,
I noticed on my head
My hair.
For those around me
Hats did wear.
And there, there I...

JIM......I LOVED YOU.....your brother....Don

Zen will never be quite as much fun!

Good luck on your final Journey. Jim was one of those few people on earth who made life worth living. His humor and sense of the absurd will be greatly missed.

Thanks for the many memories Jim. Since the 1960's there have been many fun and crazy times, with your humor being always unique. From the softball, football and frizbee we played together to your final dignified moments, you were always a great player. God Bless.

I've Known Jim since the 1960's, alway an interesting guy, and he will be missed, cheers wherever you are....Bob

I got to know Jim through a good friend of his several months ago, and have had the pleasure of his good humour and his patient advice for a budding photographer.

He was a rare man who had many interests, and though I wish I could have gotten to know him longer, I feel blessed to have had the time with him that I did.

God Bless & Keep You Always, Jim.
My Heartfelt condolences to his entire family.

I am lucky to have had you in my life. I will miss you. I learned so much about you in the last couple months. Thank you for being such a good uncle to me.
I love you, Uncle Jim. Jennifer

To Jim's Family:
Very sad to hear of Jim's passing.We became friends during his beginning of Recycled Records business. We many times went to sales together or private calls. We had a lot of laughs. I own Musical Memories in Downtown Milwaukee, and he often came here to pick up records as well. He was quite a character and I will miss him. You will be in my prayers.

Sincerely,
Ken Freck