James C. Hammitt

I have just lately been thinking of Jimmy. I hope and pray that life is a bit easier for those how are mourning him. My thoughts and prayers always love, Anette

To Jim's Family, Jim and I became friends back in the early 80s, during a time when I didn't know the difference between a plow and a plow share. Never being too busy to spend a moment explaining something, I learned to not only lean on his expertise, but his friendship as time went on. Please know that Marylou and I will miss him.

Marlyce, I am so incredibly sorry for the loss of your soul mate and husband Jim. He had a special way of making everyone that crossed his path feel like they had known him forever. You both hold a dear place in our family and my heart is breaking for you. Many prayers and wishes for comfort and healing are being sent to you and Jim´s children. Linda

My heart goes out to you, Marlyce.

Marlyce, Jim was special. A great teammate as QFF and a very special help to FFH start up. Fun to be with, fun to golf with. He will always be remembered. Al and Teri Fansler

Marlyce, I am saddened to hear of Jim´s passing. I was such a pleasure to have known him. May God watch over and comfort you.

An amazing person!! So lucky to of had Jim in my life. I´ll have special memories that will be with me for the rest of my life. He will me missed, but never forgotten.

Marlyce I´ve known Jim for over 50 years and have many memories. One is his polka, your feet never touch the ground and you can only do one. Road America at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin. Full day of car races and usually sun burnt. Always had a cowboy hat and those cowboy boots. Jim would try the water even though he couldn´t float. He´d sink like a brick and wait for help. So many memories.... he´ll be missed, but ever forgotten. I´m here Marlyce if you need anything. Rox

Marlyce and family. Jim has been not only a co-worker, but a great friend to me for 35 years. There are not enough adjectives to describe Jim. He certainly loved Marlyce and his kids and grandkids, and of course he loved golf, "Camping Out", beer, his many friends, and his big red truck. Jim's laughter was infectious, and there wasn't a farm show, a golf outing, a campout weekend, or party that was official unless you could hear Jim laugh. The most I will miss from Jim is his ability to help...