Dr. James M. Quinn

The Quinn family was Military Royalty when I first met them at Fort Leavenworth at age 13. At age 20 Jim appeared in my life again in Kansas City, I was a student nurse and he came walking down the hospital hall. At age 75 our connection was due to my doing research for a talk my sister and I were giving to the Fort Leavenworth Historical Society about growing up at Fort Leavenworth. This began frequent phone conversations about our shared history, his ability to make a funny story about any...

Dr. James Quinn, was my Doctor in the early ninties, while I was in Bosie. He was an exceptional awesome Doctor. I remember while working at Albertsons putting myself through School. Dr. Quinn came in and purchased steaks for an elderly lady that needed extra care. He was going to her home and prepare them for her dinner. I will always remember the extra special service he gave by going out of his way to care for the patients. With his the most amazing smile He will be greatly missed.
May...

I knew of James through my Aunt Pat Krueger (née Quinn). We also have and enjoyed Colonel Quinn's book Love Letters to Mike. May the Lord bless and Keep James and May God foever hold James in the palm of His hand.

Uncle Jim will be missed by all. When I was very, very young, he taught me to fish. The one thing I never seemed to learn about the sport was the patience required. He always seemed to have enough for everyone. I remember that time with him vividly. Uncle Jim, Rest In Peace. We love you. Thank you, and thank God for sharing you with us.
Sean Quinn

I have just lost one of my dearest and most loved friend. We had so much fun working together, I miss him so much.