James K. Kapp

So sorry for your loss
I new Jim for a brief period
In that short period I learned alot

I met Kapper in 1985. He was the first person to welcome me into Westmoreland Ski Club. I have many fond memories of going on bus trips, Western trips, and skiing at Seven Springs with him. I cannot express how much his light will be missed, but it will continue to shine on through others whose lives he has touched. Thoughts and prayers go out to you Kathy and the children and the entire Kapp family.

So sad. I have fond memories of ski trips with Kapper - Stowe, Mad River Glenn, Killington, Jay Peak, Sugarloaf and especially the good times at Seven Springs. He is now in the loving arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Rest in peace Kapper. I extend my deepest thoughts and sympathy

We cannot begin to say how sorry we are for the loss of the great man in your lives. Husband, Father and Friend. We had such a connection to all of you throughout the years. Casey especially has particular members of learning how to skil and mountain bike. Of course, we always loved Dylan on vacation with us. We are here for you and completely understand the difficulties you are facing at this time. Love, Kathy,Casey & Cara Kern

So sorry for your loss, my heart aches for your family

My sincerest condolences to the Kapp family.

I had the pleasure of working with this fine man. He was atrrific human being. Prayers to the Kapp family.