James Mathews

Jim and I worked together in Altoona in the mid 70´s. We used to tour junk yards looking for old cars and car parts. Stayed friends and our families had been close for years but had not been I. Touch for a couple of years, prior to Jim´s passing. I am sad about that. I will miss him.

Remembering my dear friend Jim Mathews and the happy times we shared. God bless!

I am devastated to hear of Jim´s passing. We worked together in Altoona in the 70´s. Stayed friends and even vacationed together with our families in Sedona. We had just lost touch in recent years. For that I´m forever sorry. God Bless!

Late posting this. I knew Jim from his sons Travis & Jason. Childhood friends of mine. My favorite memory of him was in the living room one time. We came in from outside and sat down to watch TV. Jim was on the couch and he says "Gentlemen, this is a show about birds that swim!" - I turned and replied "Aren't they called ducks?" - We all laughed, and it was great. I also have many good memories of camping with him and Travis/my brother and riding in his boat on the lake in the early-mid...

It was a very sad day when I learned of Jim's passing. Jim has been a terrific friend these past 10 years. I will miss our lunches where we debated solutions for the many problems and challenges plaguing all aspects of life. He was never one to ask for anything but first in line when an opportunity to give was presented. May God bless you and may you rest in peace. I will miss you my friend.
My deepest condolences go to all of Jim's family and friends.

I met Jim when he worked at WBNG WITH my Dad Bob Buchanan and Mitch Gross, that team was my Dad's favorite he had good things to say about both Jim and Mitch and if you knew my Dad, you had to be incredible people for my Dad to say good things about you. I also had the privilege to get to know Jim outside of WBNG and he was a truly kind, humorous, generous person. I was so sad to hear of his passing. My and my family's deepest condolences to your family and to Mitch. Hold your...

Jim was one of a "kind" ---kind in every way. He was generous, giving, a loyal, talented, and decent friend. I, and so, so many others, will miss this super good guy. I cherish our friendship and all that it meant. He brought much to the lives of so many others. You are definitely remembered, my friend.
Thank you for entering my life. Roger

Marylou and family. Ramona and I are deeply saddened to hear of Jim's passing. Seems like yesterday when we first met at the old Stop & Go where we worked and that is where I met Jim when he visited you. 50 years have passed and the memories of the good times are still strong in our memories. We extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family and pray that God will give you comfort during this difficult time.

So sorry for your lost remember him fondly