James G. Justin

Jim, Jeff and Jennifer,

I am so sorry that I couldn’t make it to your father’s service. I would have loved to have seen you all, and your families, and reminisced. In my memories of all the reunions and get-togethers each one of our parents had personality traits that stood out to me. I always thought of your father as so approachable. And when I picture him in my mind, it is always laughing and joking and up for a good time, as well as being surrounded by friends and family....

I worked for Jim at his camera shops in Tower Mall and downtown in the late 70's and early 80's. I enjoyed working for him. So sorry to hear of his passing.

I feel very sad at the passing of such a wonderful man and community leader. His support and his wife's for me as a teacher was a blessing I could never repay. What a wonderful family they raised and nurtured. Jim will be missed.

I first met Jim when I was working in the school district at Shumway. Each year he came to school to take student pictures.
I really enjoyed working with him. He was always positive, funny, and a person I was proud to call a friend.

Sorry to hear about Jim passing

I am proud to say that Jim and I were friends and worked on committees togather.
He was a great asset to Vancouver and St. Joseph Parish. He will be missed by many.

I knew Jim from the AF Reserve unit at Portland, St Joe's Church & helped with a mayoral campaign. enjoyed a get-together at his home with him & Jan. They were wonderful people.