JAMES G. WRIGHT

turn around bright eyes...

Jim and I became best friends in 1977. We both lived in Mills Creek and pretty much did everything together until my family moved away in 1980. I still cannot believe he's gone

Still finding it all so hard to believe. Jim was kind to everyone, always looking for common ground, and always smiling. I'll miss coordinating the 90's Ohio City gang to meet up when we visit from California. I can see from the many wonderful posts that many many people have the same memories/experiences with Jim. So sorry to all family and friends, he'll be missed. One of a kind.

Jim worked for me in the HR Dept. at Allstate. He was not only talented, but so funny and upbeat. I remember wrapping up a seminar in Cincinnati quickly so we could both get back in time to watch Melrose Place! We loved that soap opera! The world has lost a kind soul. Rest In Peace, Jim. May perpetual light shine upon you.

Jim and I worked together at Allstate & became good friends during that time. His smile and beautiful blue eyes lit up the room. He was kind, witty, and could make you smile no matter what. We worked on the company newspaper - I was the editor & he was my "Jimmy Olson, ace reporter". His talent & creativity helped to make issue a joy on which to work. He made every part of it better. On Friday nights, we were part of the gang who headed to the old Hudson Chasers to dance the night away....

So many people have shared their love on Facebook. It is a great tribute to who you were. I will definitely miss your posts and questions you asked of your friends.

To your family and friends: you have to love someone to miss them. That void that you feel is there because his gentle spirit became apart of you. I am sorry for your loss.

Dear Jane, Gary and Joey : deepest condolences. Will keep you all in our
Prayers .
Dan and Karen McNeil