James R. Jackson

I am saddened to suddenly become aware of the passing of my former husband, Jim, (Jaime). Prayers and condolences to John, Annie, and Marybeth.

Jim was a very important, intelligent, inspiring and influential person in my life, and my stepfather....

We only knew 'Uncle Jimmy' through family events but he was always "hale fellow well met". RIP Jimmy. John & Jackie Bell

My deepest condolences to John, Mary Beth, Annie and Paul. From what I´ve read, Jim was a phenomenal man who lived a good life.

So sorry for your loss. Jim and his dog(s) would show up at the Laurel Lake every now and then years ago to excersise the dog and catch up. We missed the visits. Our daughter Danielle hadn't met Jim till a few years ago and couldn't tell who was who Jim or John. It was quite funny. I have to admit when i was a lot younger i couldn't tell either. Then they'd play tricks on me to really confuse me.

Querido Sr. Jim. Siempre fue un placer charlar con usted lo vamos a extrañar mucho. Ojalá y este tirado en la arena de las playas de Mexico o en algún lugar de Latinoamérica como usted lo decía. Lo querremos siempre! Con todo respeto a su familia nuestro más sentido pésame.

My condolences to your family. I got to know your uncle while working with him through NEH. I habe to say I grew to love your uncle and looked forward to coming here to spend time with him. We had lots of talks about his life and the things he enjoyed doing. I'd open the international boxes and go through each one and read what each thing was. I'd read some of the articles in the Boston Globe with him and do some trivia. He was such a joy to talk to and such a smart man. I'm not surprised to...

John and Family, So sorry to read this about you brother and twin, Jim. Sincere sympathy. May he Rest In Peace. Sincerely, Rosemary Shrude Davidson CHS `61