James Allen Shapiro

I only knew Jim from high school. And I have to say I remember his wonderful, huge, ability to make people laugh !!! My condolences to his family during this very difficult time. I had no idea Jim had traveled as many places as he did !! Rest In Peace Jim. You will live on in my memory.

I always had some laughs when Jim came in to see me. He had a bigger than life personality but a kind heart.

Paul and Nate, my condolence go out to you, and to your family. I am so sorry to hear the news but he is in a much better place and he will be guiding you and watching over you the rest of your life until you can meet again. Jim was a very interesting and amazing man very intelligent ..

Hey Paul and Nate, We have come up for you , see you manana! So sorry .... Words can't express what you/ I feel...Your dad , my great friend will always be in our hearts. Love to you both and your dad.

Paul, Nate and Robin, I am so sorry for your loss. May his memory be a blessing.

From our first dance at Cherokee Jr. High to the 50th West High class reunion and all the times in between, Jim"s memory will live on in my heart with gratitude and love, and put a smile on my face. Wishing eternal joy and peace for you, Jim. To Jim's family, my heartfelt thoughts and prayers in the days ...years ahead.

Paul Glad I had the opportunity to meet your father. We always had great conversations. His ability to talk on any subject was impressive. Here to support you and your family as you walk through this difficult time.

Our condolences go out to Paul, Nathan, Robin and Jim's family. We enjoyed visiting Jim in Wisconsin last October and catching up with him and his son, Paul. It felt special to see him at his home there as we ususually spent time with him in Hawaii. Looking back, we were lucky to share that time and enjoy introducing our sons to each other. May his spirit fly free in eternal love. Charlie, Lisa and Lu Anderson

My heart and condolences go out to Jim´s family and friends. Like Barb Toomey, I grew up having Jim and his family as neighbors. I have so many fond memories of my time spent with both Jim and his family. His mother introduced me to the treat of having white bread spread with butter and sprinkled with sugar. I thought it was the greatest thing I ever ate. Jim and I used to play basketball at their backyard hoop after dinner many times on summer evenings. I went to prom my senior year with Jim...