James Shea

Prayers from Ashida family. My father Ike will miss Jim very much and my mother Momoko remembers receiving 100 roses as Jim happened to be in Tokyo on her birthday in 1960's when even one rose was a precious gift.

Jim and the whole Shea family were a wonderful part of my formative years. Their door was always open, and another place a the table was always welcome. I have nothing but warm memories,gratitude and appreciation for the warmth Jim and all thefamily extended. God bless to him and to all of the family.
Stephen Collins, Singapore

Jim Shea's energies, efforts, and contributions to the Milton Bradley Company, the game industry, and the Springfield, MA community at large are legendary. Deepest sympathies and condolences to the Shea and O'Donnell families at this sad time. Jim will long be remembered by all who knew him.

Jim and I met at Milton Bradly when he asked me to be spokesperson on board games. He was gracious, kind and had great vision, Everything went well in all ways. He was an unforgetable leader, and far ahead of his time. Prayers to his family and friends. He will be missed by everyone who knew him in the toy industry.

Our regrets to the family. It has Ben many years but we still remember Jim with love and respect at Milton Bradley. Bob and Ellen Chaisson, Lewes DE.

A dynamo in his lifetime a legend for ours. Heartfelt wishes to this wonderful family at a time of great loss

A true American hero of business and a patriot of WWII. A legacy for others to emulate and friends to remember.

Carol, Barbara and Tommy: So sorry to hear of your father's passing. My Brother Bill just brought this to my attention. I was also saddened to learn of Chips passing. I did not know this had occurred. I lost my Mom about two years ago. My heartfelt thoughts to all of you.

Jim was a very important part of my life. He will never be forgotten.