James Stoll

Jim was the kindest guy, even when he was a young man. When no one would invite me to my senior prom, but mom suggested that we ask Jim to take me and he was so kind and said yes. We had a wonderful time and I have always appreciated it. But then, I did introduce him to my college roommate, Dianna, and the rest is history! We have all been blessed by knowing Jim, a man of gentleness but strong integrity who loved the Lord and his family.

Diana I´m so sorry for your loss. My prayers go out to you and your family.

The world would be a much better place if there were more people like Jim. He was my cool older cousin when I was growing up. I have enjoyed many fishing trips and family gatherings with Jim. He always made them more fun with his stories, jokes and great sense of humor. I thank God for giving me such a great cousin. God's peace be with Jim's family and friends.

Jim was one of a kind-strong yet gentle, extremely generous, a U.S. Marine, and my best friend. He was even-tempered and never saw him express a word in anger or speak I´ll of anyone (except his Drill Instructor). He is and always will be greatly missed.

I was so very saddened to hear about Jim. He always made me laugh and welcomed me into his home with open arms. His love for Diana and his boys was beyond evident. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Thinking of and praying for all of you.