James H. Oliver

I met Jim around 1960 while attending the University of Bridgeport. Thursday nights were guys night out and we often met at Pat's Bonnie Brae or the Golden Nuggett on Main Street in Bridgeport. There were about six of us and we all all always had a good time and laughter with Jim. I remember the several New's Years and St Patricks parties at the German Swaben Hall. We were all unmarried at that time but one by one we all married and went our family ways. I was the last of the guys to...

Jim,
We,re sorry we couldn't be there today. we're so glad we stopped at the hospital to see you a few weeks ago. We'll miss you. Rest in peace.
Love, Doris and Chuck

Dear Joan and George Meyer,
Please accept our condolences at this trying time. Trust you had a safe trip to Hookset, New Hamshire.

Sincerely,

Kathy and Bill Kozak

I will miss you Uncle Jim. You could always be counted on to be there whenever anyone needed you. You were the one that taught me that ketchup makes everything taste better. Hope they have ketchup in Heaven where you are sure to be going.