"Jimmy"
James Konrad Kemp
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Tala Ashead
May 26, 2010
Dear Grandpa Jim.
I miss all those Friday we spent together. We would always go out and do random things and just hang out with each other. I still remember going to see the circus with you. I always looked forward to spending the time with you, and I am glad that I did.
With all my love
Brian Dokka
May 15, 2010
Family, I worked with Jim for years at Dave's TV. He was a great person to work with, but more than that he taught me many life lessons that I keep with me always. He once let me borrow the Model A to take a girl out on a date, I'll never forget him. He was such an influence on my life, I fondly remember working on a Saturday installing satellites swearing at the Huskies football game son the radio. The jokes were nonstop and hi was an incredibly talented man. My thoughts are with you in this tough time.
-Brian Dokka
Mary Ozmun
May 14, 2010
I just saw in the paper tonight that Jim has passed away. I'm so sorry for your loss. Jim was a great guy, quite the character.
Godspeed,
Robert Nicholson
May 14, 2010
We were shocked to hear about Jims Passing.Jim and I were good friends for many years, going to school together North Jr and Everett high.He introduced me to my wife Beryl forty years ago. Jim was a talented man, and will be missed by all who knew him.
Robert and Beryl Nicholson
Leslie Buell
May 14, 2010
I met Jim when he worked at Dave's TV and he could find anything at a garage sale.One time I showed up at my dance studio and there was a large amount of floor mats, he was like Santa.So generous,fun,creative and always a sense of humor. I have great memories.
Sandy & Steve Good
May 14, 2010
Dear Kemp Family
What a loss to the world with all of Jim's art he shared so generously. He lives on in it. Our Santa drawings were awesome While the world weeps, the heavens are rejoicing. Special love to Wendy.
Colleen O'Neal
May 14, 2010
Jimmie, you are a treasure to all who know you and I am so greatful for getting to be part of the fun, your silly jokes, your awesome impromptu drawings on a napkin over a beverage, coffee visits on your porch, listening to you and Winnie babble about the most recent bargain you aquired and your infectious laugh. You are a blessing!
Rachel hudson
May 14, 2010
Dear Jimmy the cricket,
i will never forget all the jokes ( ok yes cuz there was so many)along with the words of wisdom.Thank you for taking me in 2 times and helping thru the hard times and also laughing with me thru the good times, im going to miss you very much, the kids also wanted to say thank you for all the toys......xo
Rachel Hudson
Lincoln Torgerson
May 13, 2010
Skinny Jim you were a good friend and always made me laugh with your jokes and reminiscences. I'll certainly miss you.
Violet & Doug Kemp
May 13, 2010
Brother Jim, Doug says he will miss you especially on Tuesday mornings and your rotten coffee. You were always happy with your family and grandchildren and finding special toys for all the children. We will also miss your drawing of Christmas cards and of course we will miss you. Love to all your children and grandchildren from Violet and Doug.
Gary Kemp
May 12, 2010
Uncle Jim , i remember you when i was child always smilng and laughing, God rest your soul
Lilly, Luke, Vonnie and Stan Larson
May 12, 2010
Jim, I loved the energy you had. You had a busier schedule the we did. You were always running across your yard to get to the next event, whether it was dancing with Betty, off to bowling, out to find your next toy or having your weekly lunch with Doug. You always had a smile on your face. you will be dearly missed.
Eileen Smoke
May 12, 2010
Oh Jimmy, what a surprise. I can see you dancing, and enjoying every minute with all your friends and relatives who are awaiting you there. Love and miss you. Eileen Smoke
Tamara Ketchell
May 12, 2010
Uncle Jim was always the life of the party. He cared deeply about his family and grandchildren. Always a child at heart, he delighted in his toys and finding the next greatest thing. I will miss our spaghetti dinners and the many jokes and stories. His sense of adventure was contagious and I will cherish the cartoons he drew for me. There is a hole in our family that cannot be filled by anyone else. Love you Uncle Jim and my heart goes out to all the rest of the family.
May 12, 2010
Jim you will be very much missed, rest in peace.
Bob and Patricia Sehlke
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