James Herberick

I am very sorry to hear Jim passed away. We were friends at OU, back in the early '60s, and we lived in the same dorm for a year or two. We had several things in common: we both were swimmers in high school, we both worked out, and we were both from out of state. I was from Pacific Palisades, CA., and he was from Darien, CT. He is the only one that ever called me by my last name. When he arrived at OU, he had a deep red Corvette Stingray. We used to go on rides, and one time, he said I...

My heart is broken. Although I only knew Jim for about 10 years, I felt a comfortable friendship. A truly nice guy. We had many nice conversations. He will be missed.

Betsy,Elora & family Joe & I were saddened to hear of Jim´s passing.If there is anything at all we can do to help,please don´t hesitate to call. Much love, Jo-Ann & Joe

Jim will always be my amazing entrepreneurial brother-in-law. As I read through his obituary I recall the last 40 years that I had the honor to know him. He was always willing to take a chance and try his hand at a new business venture. He worked really hard and was always reinvesting in his businesses and growing them and it was fun to be at family functions to learn what new craze Jim has turned his focus to. He found incredible success in the Storage business over the last two decades. As...

I remember Jim, or as as we affectionately referred to him as "The Coffee Man", when I worked in the kitchen and then the bar at the Widow Brown´s Cafe. Jim was always larger than life and always outgoing and happy. He would present his invoice to me at the bar and I would hand him a stack of cash. I remember asking him once that wasn´t he worried or afraid to be carrying all that cash around all of the time. He just looked at me and laughed, which made me laugh. And then he said, "What do...