James William Sherrow

Everyday I miss you more and more.

I remember many fun times spent with my Uncle Jim as a young girl. Some of my earliest memories are of a trip my Grandparents, parents and sister went on to see Uncle Jim, Aunt Ann and my cousins in Texas in the late 1950's. I'll always remember his twinkling eyes when he teased us, and when we were having a good time. My father really enjoyed spending time with Uncle Jim too. And mom absolutely thought the world of her little brother! Today they are up in heaven reminiscing about their times...

I never did get the chance to meet James. However, he is my moms uncle. Irene Coombs (Sherrow) was my Grandma. I really wish that I would have had the chance to see that side of the family. RIP James.

I was fortunate to have had lunch with Jim during this past year. I am the General Manager of Austin Culligan, the business that Jim used to own. Jim called me one day last year and asked if we could go to lunch to talk about how the business was doing. I had only met Jim briefly before this and had heard nothing but great things about him so I was more than happy to meet for lunch. This was a rewarding experience for me and I appreciated the opportunity to learn more about him. We only...