JAMES H. LOSCAR

You may talk of Welles and Brando,
but all Foodsters in the land know
Only one guy ate it up and ate it all.
If you were making steak or chili
or your beef stew was a dilly
there was always one good fellow you could call:
It was Jim, Jim, Jim-- that limping lump of pure appreciation.
Every bakery in the nation,
and cooks without hesitation,
loved their Regimental Foodster, Mongo Jim!

We remember like a bright dream
He brought home Rocky Road ice...

I have good school memories with Jim. God bless your family in this time of need

My heart is so sad on the passing of a dear friend. I regret not keeping in touch as much as I should have in these last few years. We get so wrapped up in mundane daily tasks that sometimes the most important things in life are not done. I will miss you always Jim and we will meet again on the other side!
Love, your friend, Shirley Olejarz

Although I have not seen my Uncle Jim in several years, I have many memories of Steeler Sundays with him and my father. Say hello to my dad for me Jim!!
For the children, God Bless you in your time of sorrow.

I shall miss my true FRIEND. rest in peace

I was so sad to lose my dear friend, Jim. We worked side by side at North Hills Community Outreach for the past 9 years. Volunteering there will not be the same without him. He will always be remembered. My prayers are with him and his family. May he rest in peace. I love you Jim

I volunteered with your Dad at North Hills Community Outreach for many years on Tuesdays. It won't be the same without him there every Tuesday. He was a very kind and nice man and spoke highly of his children and grandchildren. Know that you are all in my prayers at this very difficult time. God bless you all.

Dear Angelique, Christopher, Rachel
My deepest sympathy on the passing of you Father, I am so sorry we didn't stay closer to one another, your Father was my Best Man at my wedding & a truly good person. May God bless and comfort you at this time of sorrow.