Dr. James William Knecht

To Judy and your family, our heartfelt sympathy,

Caryl and Charlie Sills

To Judy and you're lovely family, I was saddened to hear that Dr Knecht had left your side so soon. I say Dr Knecht because that's how I always spoke with him. I am a string player in the MSO that he so dearly loved. If I recall correctly, he was my first stand partner when I played in the 1st Violin section of the orchestra back in the late 70's and during the 80's and maybe 90's. He was always a pleasure to talk to and I fondly recall many times I would see both you and he at our Annual...

Mary and Katie,
Please accept my condolences on the passing of your dad. I trust that memories of happier times will comfort you and your mother in the difficult days ahead.
Mark D. Frankel
Ocean Township High School

Dear Judy,
We are so sorry for the loss of your husband Jim.
I'm sorry we can not make your service, as our grandson has his graduation on the 20th.
Our love to you and your family.
Grace

Dear Mrs Knecht and family,

I was deeply saddened to hear of the sudden death of Dr Knecht. I had the pleasure of working with him in the Operating Room for many years. He was a great surgeon and always a gentleman.

Dear Judy, I was so sorry to see your terrible news. What a shock. Jim was a lovely, kind,gentle, funny man. I know how words are of little comfort during these times of terrible sorrow. I'll be thinking of you both and you are in my prayers. Fondly, Parmelee P. S. I would have sent a proper note but no address that I could find on the funeral page. Please excuse me.

Dear Judy and Family,

As I have played violin with the Monmouth Symphony Orchestra for 39 years, I have known Jim as a really fine violinist and a kind soft spoken gentleman. Over the years we often shared conversations about the various places we had each explored in our travels. He will be greatly missed. May you all find comfort in your memories of times spent together with him.

With deepest sympathy,

Helen M. King