James Howard Pratt

Diane and Jim - we are extremely sorry for your loss - we did not see the announcement or would have contacted you sooner - you are in our prayers, Jane and Phil

James was a wonderful co-worker and friend. He lightened up the mood of the entire team he worked with. He will be missed.

I am very sorry to have to hear of this so close to the holidays. I knew James from working at Quixtar back in 00-01 and I always marveled at his skills. He was a great talent that will sorely be missed. As well as not seeing him come into my restaurant for a pint of Guiness. My your memory live on in cyberspace my techbrother!

I want to extend my sincerest condolences to the Pratt family and James' close friends. I hope you can find comfort in each other and in God. James was a wonderful person and will be sorely missed.

James,

Although years of minimal contact have passed, you have always remained in our thoughts and always will. We’ll never forget the impact you’ve had on the lives of each and every one of us. Our most profound condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Pratt. Your son will be greatly missed. Cheers mate.

Ben O and Matt-E

Dear Diane and Timothy, I have never had the pleasure of meeting you; however, I have had the extraordinary pleasure of knowing your wonderful son, James. I was his supervisor at Quixtar for 5 years. I was Blessed to know him. We became good friends, and I feel I have lost someone very dear to my heart. I cannot find enough words to tell you how terrific he was, what he meant to me, and how loved he was by everyone who knew him. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Yours very...

He was a very good friend who spoke highly of his parents.

Although I didn't know James as long as others have, I am honored to have been able to meet/work with James. Such a shock to our COWWW family. James will be forever missed.

You were one of the most intriguing people I ever met and I will think of you often, surely I'll see you on the other side.