James Frank

Jimmy was a remarkable man. In the best of times and the worst, he always had something funny to say. His bravery at the end of life was an inspiration to everyone that came by to visit. Rest in peace. You will not be forgotten.

I have known Jim and his family since the 1960's when both of our families spent summers growing up on the Muskegon River. Fishing, building tree houses and playing together each summer. I have always known Jim to be friendly and a person that was easy to talk to, especially as a neighbor. A person who would help you anyway he could. Jim was also a good friend to my parents who lived down the street from him and now my sister and her husband that took over my mom and dad's place after they...

I remember learning cribbage from him when my dad would go over to visit him I beat him when I think I was 12 or 13 years old my dad made a plaque and put it on his bird feeder

Whoever wrote Jimmie's obit was spot on, Heaven did get funnier on May 5th. When I saw "Jim", I thought, "Uh oh, I've been calling him "Jimmie" for decades." I always felt happy to see him and always felt fully, completely accepted by Jimmie. And that acceptance is a gift that I will always cherish.

He used to take my kids fishing He was a good soul and funny

He was a friend to everyone he met and a friend of mine for over 50 years. You will be missed Jimmy! Rest easy my friend.

will miss you in this life! Thanks for all the good times!

We will miss you Jimmy!