James Edmund WEISKOPF

JIM MAY YOU REST IN PEACE. OUR LIVES HAVE NOT PASSED EACH OTHER SINCE 1957 AT ST AGNES. THE LAST TIME BRIEFLY WAS AT THE 50 YEAR REUNION. I STILL REMEMBER MY CLASS MATES. MAY YOUR FAMILY ACCEPT THE FACT THE ALMIGHTY WILL BE TAKING EACH AND EVERYONE, ONE NEVER KNOWS. RIP JIM.
DON TAUER '57'

As his next door neighbor growing up, I have many memories of Mr. Weiskopf (as I knew him) planting trees, tending to his garden, returning from the grocery store, and walking around the neighborhood with his wife. From the few times that we spoke, I could see that he was a proud father and a devoted husband. He will be missed. My condolences to Joyce, Sue, Bonnie, Ren, Jared, and Robin.

I loved how my brother Jim (Sue's) appreciated his future father-n-law's knowledge, cooking and gardening skills. And now, we will truly miss his presence at Sue and Jim's infamous Annual Xmas Party. Jim and Joyce with family always sit in the front room where the lovely Memory Xmas Tree is,and we'd catch up on their travels,the growing family and all that knowledge of his. Steve and I wish you all---Peace,Blessings and Healing of Heart. He was one of the Lord's gift to you and us.

Thinking and praying for all of you with the loss of Jim.

The Michaelsons

I remember those times we were out walking in the neighborhood and we met Jim and Joyce also out for a stroll. We had great conversations. Jim supported Joyce as she became a special companion to our grandchildren and both will always be greatly appreciated.