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Uncle Jim and our granddaughter, Adrienne, at the piano!
Mike & Becky Curtis
September 21, 2015
Uncle Jim, as we fondly referred to him in his later years, was a friend for more than 30 years and he and Helen were as dear to us as family. After Helen passed in 2007, we spent more time than usual with Jim, trying to look after him, or perhaps it was vice-versa. For the last eight years Jim always put us up for a night or two in Flagstaff as we commuted to and from our farm in Colorado, excepting only trips when our trailers were too big for his driveway, and then he would meet us for lunch. During this time, he became Uncle Jim to a third generation, as he got to know our granddaughter, Adrienne. Jim was one of a kindso relaxed, gentle, fun-loving and positive; a role model, despite the loneliness and sense of loss he revealed only after a couple of glasses of wine. Our memories of Jim will remain in our hearts and minds as a reminder of just how wonderful some people can be. We will miss him. We already do. We believe that he and Helen are re-united and that the first words out of Helen's mouth were something like Jim, what took you so long?.
Linley Morris
September 16, 2015
I'm so glad I got to know Jim these last 8 years. He always had a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eyes. He will never be forgotten and will always have a place in my heart as the entire Shackelford Family does! Rest in Peace Jim.
Jan Lohman
September 4, 2015
We will miss you uncle Jim. I am glad you are at peace and with aunt Gus now. I was just reading over some of my old emails I had saved from you both, they put a smile on my face while at the same time bringing a tear to my eye.
Wanda Scholz
September 4, 2015
I feel blessed to have known 'Uncle Jim', I will miss listening to his stories, and meeting him at Kachina for lunch or just sitting on his deck watching the birds and golfers go by. We will miss you dear friend.
September 3, 2015
Uncle Jim was an amazing man and a wonderful uncle to us all. We miss you, Sue and Mike Spahle
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