James N. Kaylor

I was deeply saddened today to learn of Jim's passing. I had the honor of attending three FBI bomb tech. School in Huntsville, Al. With him in 2000. I got to know him over that 6 weeks if training. Just 2 sheriff's sergeant, from opposite end of the county (I was with Mecklenburg County North Carolina) spending down time together. He was a real first class guy. We lost touch, and I just happened to be in Huntington Beach today on business and ran into an off duty La county guy. Jim, ...

It was an honor to call Jim my friend for the past 15 years. We had similar military and police backgrounds and we both loved guns. I know he'll be greatly missed by his many friends and I really hate to see him ago. Jim was one of a kind.

Jim was one of the finest friends i was lucky to meet met every day almost for over 15 years afternoon pint i played at his retirement party at durty nellies we had a laugh every day. He was a big man with a big heart i had just talked to him recently he was having a beer on his front pourch. good friend good dad to andrew and good husband to his wife i will miss him dearly always had good advice..love you jim rip my pal Charlie Kenny.

Jim and I were friends. I met him through friends about 5 years ago.
What a character. He made me laugh and laugh.
What a memory he had and what a story-teller. Jim found humor in anything.
Once I got to know him and his background, he made me empathize.
I learned first-hand about valor, courage, strength and commitment.
I admire Jim, his service, his humor, his kindness and his friendship.
He is the real deal. I was looking forward to spending time with him fly-fishing...

Jim and I worked together for years, he was my friend, my brother, both in the US Marines and Sheriff's Department, I will miss him.