James D. Grimes

I Knew DInk for many years. He was always so happy to see me and ralphie. I will miss him very much

My family has lost a a piece of our heart and soul - My father put it best by saying "he never met a stranger" - I am so blessed to have had so many wonderful memories with my Papa - and I too will never forget his greeting - to us "HELLO DER BABY" - He lived a life he chose to live - no one could tell him what to do or how to do it - he definately was one of kind and would give a stranger his last dollar without skipping a beat - I miss you so much Papa -

To All that knew "Dink" he was a true treasure of a friend, I knew him as a customer of mine for many years at Coronado Market.You always knew when he walked in the door his famous "HELLO DER!!!" was distinct and a welcome sound.
To his family and fried my deepest sympathy this world has lost a unique individual and I a good friend. RIP "DINK"

Ed Fearing
Butcher
Coronado Market

Dink and I were best buddies for the last three years and I will miss him so much - a wonderful man!

Dink was a wonderful man. I met him many years ago while visiting my dad in Tucson and have seen him every year since. He was a loving and giving man. He was good friend to my father and to all the people he knew. In 2007, my best friend, Susan and myself came for a visit. Dink took us to his favorite casino and gave us each $100 to play on. How generous! I have a picture of him on my fridge with a $10K check from winnings! He had the best luck! I know he will continue to be thought...

TWILA IS HIS GRANDAUGHTER AND A VERY DEAR FRIEND OF MINE NEVER HAD THE PLEASURE TO MEET MR GRIMES BUT IM SURE HE WAS EXEPTIONAL MY CONDOLENCES TO UR FAMILY TWILA I LOVE U !