James Grover McVicar

Jim and I were very close in Boulder Creek. We often double dated with girls camping at Big Basin State Park (Rangers gave us tips on what campsites). He introduced me to golf and we worked together at Johnnie's Super Market. Once a Marine always a Marine. Semper Fi brother.

RIP, my friend.... condolences to the family.

Rest now my dear and treasured friend. See you later.

I was Jim's first wife and although our marriage didn't last, I always remained a friend to him and his family. He was the most likable person and could always brighten up the room with his great smile. May we meet again in the great sky of love.

Jim was a long-time classmate of ours at San Lorenzo Valley High School and a fun loving guy. He was outgoing, positive and a good friend. Fortunately our class has had several reunions, one not too many years ago and Jim came from Texas to join in the fun, contributing lots of memories of time spent with so many of us. It was so good to see him and I think most of us felt like the crazy teenagers we were then, once again. He will be truly missed. My thoughts go out to his family, he...

Jim had been a neighbor and friend for a very long time. We are so sorry for any pain that he may have felt and he will be missed by all within our circle of friends. To Rob and his family, our sincerest condolences and we pray that "Light Perpetual" will shine upon Jim and that he may Rest In Peace.

Jim was a friend from high school and we reconnected at reunions and in Texas,when I was at TAMU. During high school we both worked at Johnnies Super Market. Bless his heart & soul.
David H.Rosen

So very sorry for your loss Rob. Your dad was a mighty warrior when it came to fighting for his health, and he won many of those battles. He always had a great sense of humor and cheerful upbeat attitude. May God bless you and your beautiful family with peace during this time and always.

Rob, our condolences to you and your family with the loss of your father. Blessings to you during this time.