James Kimball

I think of Jim often to this day, especially when archery comes to mind. He got me started with my first long bow. He was an inspiration to be around. What a Great person to be with and call friend!!!

Jim was special and one of the best friends a person could ever ask for and will never be forgotten.

Jim was one of the best friends anyone could ever ask for and he was a true sportsman. I'm not sure if there was anything Jim could not do and whatever he decided to do he did it to the best of his abilities. He set the example for all of us to follow.

You won't find a better friend and a person who is talented in everything they do than Jim. I feel blessed to have known him and think of him often.

In our lifetime we all meet lots of people but few stand out year after year and end up making our lives better because we were fortunate to know them. Jim was one of these special people that was so talented that he could excel at anything and everything that he pursued. I think of him often and will always miss him; he was my friend and I'm proud to be able to say that.

Jim was a unique and gifted individual. There wasn't anything he could not do once he decided to take on the challenge. I remember one time when he decided to take up "bass fishing." I stopped to visit him and he had several books he was reading on bass fishing. I asked him "what's this all about?" He said "I want to learn all I can on this subject before I start." That was Jim and he was that way with everything he did. If I would have had half of his talent I could have gotten a lot further...

Jim, I can't say good bye so I'll just say until we meet again. You are like my brother and I've told you that many times. I'll miss you more than anyone will ever know. I've got a lot of fond memories that you and I have shared so I'll hold tight to those. Love you pal, Denny

You will always be the best brother anyone could have ever asked for, there isn't a day that goes by that that I don't think of you, you are my sunshine HaHa remember that, its been quite a voyage goodby my dear your loving sister, gail