James Amross

It's hard to believe that Jim has been gone for 10 years. Jim, Mike Sullivan and myself spent many hours playing monopoly, it was just our way of passing the time in Vietnam. Jim was a talented radio announcer and truly a good friend. It is strange that earlier this week I wife asked me specifically about Jim when we were discussing the 50th anniversary of our troops leaving Vietnam. Jim Amross will forever be remembered as a good friend and I'm glad I had an opportunity to meet him in the times we shared together in Saigon

I miss seeing you at tax time and think of you and your wife throughout the year

Jim will be missed by many! He was a good man!

My heartfelt condolences to the entire Amross family. May fond memories of happy times sustain you during this time.

We just heard about Jim's sudden passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with my cousin's family. May God comfort you with His love. I will always remember seeing him at our wedding and wish I'd more time to get to know him.

Pamela, I'm so sorry for your loss. I will keep you, Rob, and the girls in my prayers.

Pamela, Rob, Gabriel, Cameron and Caroline, We are so sorry for your loss. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Pamela, so sorry about the loss of your dad! He was a great guy with a great sense of humor! I'm sure he will be very missed. May god bring you and your family some peace.

Pamela, So very sorry for your loss. Even though I had never met your Dad, I know he was a Great Man, having you for his Daughter. My deepest sympathy to your family. Love you.

Pamela I am so very sorry for the loss of your Dad. I always remember him smiling and being funny when we were kids. Blessings to you and your family.

Im so sorry to hear of your loss. Love and prayers for you guys always.

I am so sorry about your loss. He always had a great sense of humor.
Just talking with him, he really loved
his family. Margaret you can call me
anytime.
419-356-6848.

Jim and I over-lapped careers at NMU, WDMJ-AM/FM, Marquette, MI; and in the American Forces Radio & Television Service (AFRTS).

He was in Vietnam (see photo); I was in the Land of the Mid-Night Sun, Alaska.

Always so up-beat. He loved his family, his country and enjoyed life. Jim, I'm just signing off (for now).

I worked with Jim at WDMJ in the late 60's. It was a pleasure to work with him. My condolences to the family.

I met Jim at the Oakland Army Depot on the way to Vietnam. We became fast friends and agreed to try to look out for each other if we met again in S.E. Asia. Turns out we ended up bunkmates for the year in Saigon at AFVN. Jim's companionship made those long days a lot shorter for me. Gary Brill mentioned our Monopoly games – we actually wore the game out and had to have another sent over! Boardwalk with four hotels and Free Parking to you friend… and a free Black Label from the Amsul Foundation refridgerator. [email protected]

Jim will forever be rememberd as "The Voice" who did several skits over the years at McCord Road Christian Church. I'll miss you "Mr. Wilson"!

Jim was our Monopoly buddy in Saigon, with Mike Sullivan. So sad to hear the news , he was a big part of my life while in Vietnam.

Jim and I were close friends at AFVN Radio Network in Saigon, Vietnam. Jim was the ultimate radio professional and loved the business as much as I. He will be deeply missed by his many military radio friends. Rest in Peace my friend. Tom Watson Los Angeles. [email protected].

Sorry to hear this news. My thoughts and prayers to his family. Our paths briefly crossed at NMU and WJPD in 1966.

Margaret,I cannot find the words to express my
shock,and the sorrow I feel for you, the children, and all of Jim's family. He loved you so much, you were his heaven on earth..., God Bless all of you. Wilma Dixon

Iam so sorry for your loss. Jim always came by the window at work and would say (thank you for being part of my day )Going to be missed !!!

The loss of a loved one is hard to take. May you find strength from your family and friends and God's Word, the Bible.

I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Psalms 65:2