James Scherer

I'm still missing you, thinking of you and loving you-my precious brother. I've received your messages and miss your visits. We'll see each other again, this I know. All my love, Jo

Daddy, why? I'm only 11 years old I nead a father. I miss you so much. You always said how lucky you were to have me as your sone, but I was the lucky one fore haveing a great father.Sember fi Dad I love and miss you so much.

First of all I just want to say how sorry I am to everyone who knew Jim, for the loss of such a wonderful soul.
My husband Gene and I were also very fortunate to have Jim in our lives.
We met Jim and Rei when we were transferred to Mckinleyville with the Coast Guard. Rei helped us find our first house together, right around the corner from them. (lucky us). From that day forward we spent holidays, actual birthdays (Beau) and we even got to take Rachel out on her first movie date....

Dear Scherer Family,
I want to send my deepest symphany from the bottom of my heart. I work at Burger King in McKinleyville and Jim was one of my favorite customers to see every morning! I've served him his morning coffee for almost 7 years. But for the last 8 monthes I was on maternity leave and he was one of my regulars I missed the most! I couldn't wait to show him my son. But 3 days before returning to work, a co-worker informed me of his passing. Even though I wasn't phyically there...

Stacey....We just returned home yesterday, and although we weren't able to attend Jim's service, you and your family were in my thoughts and prayers. Seeing the love you and Jim shared for each other was something to behold. You will have those memories to cherish forever. Please know if you ever need a shoulder to lean on, I am always here for you. Please take care of yourself. Much love.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

hey stacy - i dont even know where to start. i don't know how you feel or what you are going through just know you are in my thoughts constantly and i'm here for anything you need. take care of yourself as much as possible.

cait

No words can express the grief I felt when I learned of the tragedy and loss of my son-in-law Jim and the unwanted pain this loss has produced for my daughter Stacy, family, and friends who knew and loved him. I only wish I could have been present in the time of need for family and friends but unfortunate circumstances placed me out of reach and I learned too late.

Jim accepted me from the beginning and I knew from the depth of my heart he and I would become great friends. He was...

Stacy. Our heads shake with thoughts of what you've gone through, and continue to go through. Be strong. And please use my shoulder for any strengths u may need. miss and will see u as soon as we can. R.& J.