James Paul McGuire

Jim was a kind man. He touched mine and many hearts. He will be truly missed.

Jim was the best uncle/cousin I could have ever asked for. When I showed up in San Francisco at 23yrs old in 2015, him and his family welcomed me with open arms and tons of love. I don´t know where I´d be today without them all. I am blessed to have known him, and grateful for our time together. He was a very special man who will always hold a place in my heart.

From grade school to the present Jim has been a loving friend , always treating me with open arms like a brother. So many good times and adventures. From a first job riding our bikes around Carson City painting fire hydrants for the city, camping on the Carson river, sneaking off to San Francisco without our parents knowledge, riding our motorcycles across the Golden Gate, so many concerts and street parties, it has always been nothing short of a wonderful ride.
Rest Well Brother.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Jim´s family and friends. Jim was a kind, loving and compassionate man. He wrote the mist beautiful letter to my parents after the death of their oldest son, Freddie. His words were so comforting that my mom read it over and over. One of the things that he expressed to them was his love and gratitude for them as he never forgot the little things that my parents did for him and his siblings when they were young. This demonstrates the character of a great man. Jim will be missed by many but his examples of love and compassion will be with the many people whom he touched throughout his life.
May perpetual light shine upon him and May his soul and all of the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.
Love, John & Bev Davis