John James Bisch

I WAS A GENERAL SALES MANAGER FOR JIM BACK IN THE 1970 S WORKED WITH HIM AND HIS MOTHER MARIA AND CHARLES WATTS BEST JOB I HAD EVER HAD BUT I LIVED IN THOUSAND OAKS AND I WAS MARRIED AND COULD NOT MOVE TO CULVER CITY I AM 83 NOW AND REALLY MISS JIM THANK YOIU JIM LEONARD

Uncle Jim was an amazing man. He was extremely good to all of us over the years. I am honored to know he is resting peacefully next to my mother Tracy, and son Tracen, and can now see everything going on.

Condolences to all the family! Jim was truly a cornerstone of your family and left behind a beautiful legacy of love. Sending all our love

I knew Jim for years through tennis. He was a fine guy and strong supporter of tennis. We played in a doubles group regularly. He often invited us to professional matches at UCLA. RIP Jim.

Our Uncle Jim was a family man in every sense of the word. His Sister (Petie) and her children were his precious family, who he watched over during his 97 years of life! Skol to the finest family man of an Era! RIP Dear Uncle!

Jim was the best brother anyone could ever have. I will always remember the family reunions and recall how he held the family together with love and devotion.

Condolences to all the family! Jim was a great man and someone who celebrated and embodied hard work. I was grateful to know him and very appreciative to him for all the support he provided to my family (Tristan). He will be missed!