James B. Poor

Judy, I just heard of Jim's passing and I want you to know that I am so sorry. It is very difficult to have someone you love die after a battle with cancer or any form of disease.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I remember all the good times and the things we shared years ago in our legal career and cherish them.

Would love to hear from you. I visit Denver at least once a year and try to visit relatives and many friends as possible.

Jim and Judy's meeting us for dinner before basketball games or having a chat at the various game sites made each game extra special. Judy, we will meet see you at the games..Friends, Barb and John Olander

I was so sad to hear of Jim's death. We worked together at JB Montgomery, and later at JCM/Eastern Plains, and also played softball together. Even when we argued (as we frequently did, both being strong-minded and stubborn!), I knew Jim would be there in a heartbeat if I needed something.

It was my privilege have known Jim. He was a good person, and certainly my thought an prayers are with him and his family.

Rudy E Mondragon
Arvada CO
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I started working with Jim in 1994. Jim helped me buy my 1st simi truck 2 years later. He always asked about my family, and helped me get home for important occasions. When I needed help out on the road Jim would be there for me any time night or day on the phone to help get repaired and back on the road. He had a smile on his face most every day I saw him at the shop. After 1.5 million miles, I will miss the man I call "friend"