James Kwok

Jim was always so positive and up beat, and a pleasure to have as a client at Sassoon. He was one of my most favorite clients for sure. I am saddened greatly by his passing and pray that you and your kids always find strength to deal with your sadness. Your best memories will be with you, and you´ll be guided by his wisdom forever. Peace be with you.

Deepest condolences to the Kwok family. I did not know Jim but am inspired by what I have learned. His legacy lives on in his remarkable daughter, Taylor, who I have the privilege to know.

On behalf of myself and my family, I would like to express our deepest condolences on Jim's passing to his family, friends, and supporters. Jimmy has been a source of joy and inspiration ever since we became neighbors in our freshman year at Northwestern. Through the years, he has remained a true friend, someone that reminded me to laugh, and to stay focused on important things, namely tennis!
The past few years, experiencing his journey in some small ways, witnessing his courage...

The beauty of Jimmy was that he was completely authentic. From our NU days through his last days, he lived with a sense of energy, enthusiasm, openness, kindness, gentleness, and craziness that was simply infectious. Jimmy was a true friend in every sense. Our love to you Kathleen, Taylor, and Nicholas as you continue this beautiful journey without him here. However, something tells me that he will continue to live on and through you somehow giving you little hints along the way. May you and...

In the Kwok cousin family, we called him Jimmy. He was the wild funny cousin that was always making everybody laugh and smile.

The summer you lived with us was so memorable. You were the older "cool" brother Sandy and I never had. We still vividly remember the video arcades and movies you brought us to.

Our deepest condolences to the family.

RIP,
Little Cousin Chris, Sandy and Auntie Cynthia

I didn't personally know Jim, but I work with Erik Weihenmayer's team and listened to Jim's podcast appearance and read Erik's recent write-up on Jim... and all I can say is that Jim - your father, husband, friend, and coworker - must have been such a beautiful human. His attitude and mindset were admirable, and his heart clearly big and full. My condolences and well wishes to those who survive him.