Portland, Oregon
Mar 29, 1936 – Oct 23, 2021 (Age 85)
James Alan 'Jim' MeyerMarch 29, 1936 - Oct. 23, 2021 Jim Meyer was just out of Harvard Business School in 1960 when he landed a job offer with a Portland home building company. He and his wife, Lora, checked on a map, noted that the city appeared to be close to San Francisco, and accepted,...
Read MoreHe was a great advisor. I can't think of any more decent, thoughtful and interesting person I counted on during my nonprofit career. I remember profound conversations about difficult issues; he was so smart and genuine. I miss that.
John Murphy
November 27, 2021
Dear Lora, My condolences on the loss of Jim to your family. My deepest connection with him was when he was on the NWHF board. He was always a very thoughtful board member who shared his experience, perspective and wisdom to the benefit of the community we served. His personal counsel to me during this time was invaluable and I remember him and you Lora very fondly. Thomas
Thomas Aschenbrener
November 15, 2021
Jim has a special spot in our hearts forever!
The Cahill Family
November 14, 2021 | Friend
Lora and family- Sandy and I are deeply saddened to learn of Jim's passing. He was a special friend and we will miss him. Like all others who knew Jim, we have been blessed to have him as a friend for almost 40 years.
Mike and Sandy Swirnoff
November 07, 2021
I knew Jim through our Flooring Alliance and spent some time in our meetings sharing thoughts. I was truly amazed by his vast knowledge of the business world. What really impressed me about Jim was that he really cared about people and helping others. One trip we flew out at the same time heading home, 2 different flights both delayed. During this time while stuck at the airport Jim went out of his way to sit with me and talk. I got more out of that discussion then at any other time, Jim was...
Tom Gniot
November 01, 2021 | Work
Thoughts to Lora & family. Humble, courageous, never judging and always helping warmly & sincerely. Such a gift to all, showing us all how to be humane and helpful at every turn.
Alan Bacharach
October 31, 2021 | Friend
It was an honor knowing Jim through Cary Jackson and the American Flooring Alliance. His kindness and wisdom were extraordinary qualities that benefitted all who knew him.
Barb and Ken Fritz
October 30, 2021 | Work
Sincere condolences to Jim's family from the secretary of JGSO, Portland
Linda Wolfe Kelley
October 29, 2021 | Other
It was an honor to serve with him on the Modo board. He was a wonderful and curious listener, offering wise advice and warm support to all. I feel so lucky to have known him. My heart is with his family and friends as they mourn this great loss.
Sara Fritsch
October 29, 2021 | Work
