James J. Mazer

About 1960 Jim Mazer and his son, Mike, moved into our neighborhood. Their family and ours became fast friends. The years since brought a multitude of mostly good memories. There were road trips, home movies of summer haircuts and high school football games, extended family gatherings, Spark and Augie, Zion Junior Band, ice rinks in the back yard, touch football and baseball in the back yard, chip shots in the back yard, mower and motorcycle rides in the back yard, hunting gophers in the back...

About 1960 Jim Mazer and his son, Mike, moved into our neighborhood. Their family and ours became fast friends. The years since brought a multitude of mostly good memories. There were road trips, home movies of summer haircuts and high school football games, extended family gatherings, Spark and Augie, Zion junior band, ice rinks in the back yard, touch football and baseball in the back yard, chip shots in the back yard, mower and motorcycle rides in the back yard, hunting gophers in the back...

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We enjoyed knowing your dad. Our prayers are with you.
(Stephanie's sister)

I extend my deepest sympathy to Michael, Marlene, and your family on the loss of your beloved father. He was a long-time, good friend and left us with many warm memories. He will be deeply missed and long remembered. My prayers are with you.

Many great memories. Rest in peace.