James B. Fleming

Jim was a wonderful man. He and I became best friends at the University of Coloado in 1959. I am so sorry I lost track of him. I miss keeping our friendship alive. Robert

Jim was my college roommate at the University of Colorado. I spent a couple of spring breaks with Jim and his family, both
in Topeka and Scottsdale. I am saddened by the fact that his is no longer with us. RIP

Robert Buckingham

I only met Jim a few times while I worked for Fleming (originally from Scrivners). We had lunch together with Bob Smith and Ed Williams and I was impressed with his straight forward personality

Please accept my very sincere wishes of sympathy at this time of your great loss. Jim will be remembered most kindly by the many, many people he encountered during his varied activities.

Dear Sandra
My prayers and Thoughts are with you and your family. Jim was a POWERHOUSE OF A MAN. Im a better person Have knowing him...

My best regards

Stephen Takesian

Sandra & Family: I am so very much saddened by the loss of Jim. He was a real trooper and astonished me by the way he got things done. His gifts and knowledge paved the way for others to realize that they can have another chance at life. I received my transplant in 8-1993, and that is when I met Jim. I am unable to attend the services on Thursday, but all of my thoughts and prayers will be with you. God Bless you and your family.

I too received a second chance at life . My heart transplant was June 3, 1991. My prayers are with you all.