James Friedberg

Missing you, Jim. I find it hard to believe it has been 5 years. You still have a major impact on the way I choose to live my life and mentor and give back to others.

My deepest sympathy to the family. May you find strength to endure in the God of all comfort. 1Pet.5:7 tells us to throw all our anxiety on him because he cares for us.

Jim was my first mentor who encouraged me to be a brave girl in 2015. His love was unconditional. Thank you, Jim. I hope we can meet again in heaven.
- Gina

MAY THE THOUGHT OF KNOWING THAT FAMILY AND FRIENDS SHARE IN YOUR GRIEF BRING YOUR FAMILY A MEASURE OF COMFORT.PLEASE READ PROV 17:17

Mr Friedberg is a very important mentor to me. He offered great advice to my professional development, especially on relationship building skills. He was also a great resource to Ascend. When I was the President of Ascend in 2014, I invited him several times to come to our events as a speaker. He always gladly accepted my invitation and did a terrific job of helping our members. Beyond that, he was my great friend. We ate lunch together at Rockfish periodically and he would always recommend...

Jim Friedberg was a big part of our UT Dallas community. His advice and support has transformed the lives of many of our students. It is an honor to consider him a friend and mentor. He was such an encourager to me personally and instrumental in challenging me to look outside of the traditional ways to mentor people and approach life.

Jim Friedberg was a tremendous advocate for UT Dallas students and tirelessly devoted his time and energy to advance their professional development. His genuine friendship and advice was invaluable to the students and myself. Jim will be sorely missed.

My deepest sympathy to his wife and family.