James-Reding-Obituary

James H. Reding

Elk River, Minnesota

1938 - 2008

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James Reding passed away in Elk River, Minnesota. Funeral Home Services for James are being provided by O'Halloran & Murphy Funeral and Cremation Services - St. Paul. The obituary was featured in Star Tribune on January 5, 2008.

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Reding Family: I just heard about Jim's passing and I was so sorry to hear this news. He was indeed a great man and he will be missed. He had a wonderful impact on both Jerry and I and we will think of him often. Our deepest sympathy to you all. Our greatest strength comes from the wonderful memories we keep! Our thoughts are with your family - Jerry, Missy, Christopher and Carly Nelson

I thank my father for being my brave hero, my best friend, and my angel. Our soulful relationship will dance us until the end of time. I love you dad and the spark in my eye is from your unconditional love! Thanks to everyone for touching his life in a very special way! He is quiet, he is humble and he loved all of YOU! Jacqueline Reding

Joyce and family,
My deepest sympathy to you. I wasn't sure where you lived now. You are in my prayers.

Joyce (mom) Time moves so fast but all the years we have known each other is always bright in my mine. The one thing that really came to mined today with all the tears was when I was able to call Jim Barney. That woodchuck was a hoot. Things don't pass easy but time moves forward a day at a time. I've asked Lisa to watch over Jim and all of us. The Reding bunch has been a big part of the Orwoll family. God Bless.
Love you always.
Steve O

I loved Jim and will miss him. It was such a blessing to get to know you all while Jim was in my care at the Wellstead. I will keep you in my prayers.

We all loved and cared for Jim very much and will miss his warm smile and loving touch at the WEllstead. Thank You for letting us share his love with you

We really enjoyed all our memories from being your neighbors on the Elk River. Much love at this time.

A traditional harmonica tune, "Red River Valley" a standard for all harmonica players is so poignant at this time, and also describes Jim to a tee.

The lyrics read:

From this valley they say
you are going,
We will miss your bright eyes
and sweet smile.
For they say you are taking the sunshine,
That has brightened our pathways for a while.

We'll miss you, Jim.

Joyce, My thoughs and prayers are with you and your daughters Jonalyn and Jacqueline, also the rest of your family. My God surround you with love.