James R. Irwin II

My deepest condolences to the family of a great man. I first Mr. Irwin in the 80's, I was in my early twenties at the time. I have a severe hearing impairment. I was struggling to find a job because I could not use the phone very good. He help me get a Phonic Ear for the phone and it changed my whole life. I loved visiting with him. I loved listening to his stories. He was extremely helpful to me with the depression I had because of my hearing loss. Because of him I kept seeking...

I am so sorry to hear about Jim
I never met him but talked to him once. He was fun. Sorry I never got to meet him.

Dorothy (Pulliam) Jones. 76
Royal Oak, Michigan
Daughter of Irmon Parker Pulliam

"I saw an eagle fly . . . " Farewell fellow "Silent Warrior." We may not have served in the same places, but you served with an elite fraternity. You will be remembered at the Freedom Through Vigilance Association Remembrance ceremony this Fall.

My mother and I are totally devastated by Jim's passing. He was a very close friend and a terrific neighbor and we very much appreciated him and everything he did with us. We will really miss him. Our sincerest condolences on his loss. Ann and David Kanter

Our hearts are saddened by your loss. We are thinking about you and praying for comfort. - Craig and Sandra Welzenbach

He was a fine gentleman. He helped my late husband Walter St.James with his hearing aid. Prayers for the family. Barbara St.James

My heartfelt condolences to the Irwin family. Jim made such a great contribution to the AHPC Choir, and I so enjoyed him being a part of the group while I was choir director. He always had a joke, a silly pun, and a smile. My prayers and thoughts are with the family during this difficult time.

Pam I am sorry to hear of Jim's passing and of your loss. I remember you both fondly.

Pam, my sincere condolences to you and your family. I hope warm memories bring you comfort and peace.