James Edward O'Toole

Jimmy will always be remembered. One of my very few real friends I met at lpac. May you rest in peace my brother!

Grace, I am so sorry I won´t get to attend.
In Colorado. Wonderful picture of Jimmy.
God Bless all your hearts.
With deepest sympathy,
Ann Landreth

I meet Jimmy 16 years ago when I was just 5 months sober he was a big part of my recovery he introduced me to a variety of meetings and I always knew where to find Jimmy I used call or text used to ask Where are we at next. and he would send me the next meeting.I was so proud to call Jimmy, my friend and all of my close friends knew how important he was in my sobriety, I always took them to meet him. He will truly be missed. Rest in the heavenly skies Job well done here.

Jim had a huge impact on my life in a short period of time. He gave wise advice and was extremely intelligent and hard working. He spoke about his family to me all the time and I loved the stories he told. He had a heart of service. He was one of the only people who helped me when I was struggling about 18 months ago with some poor choices I made but he didn´t judge me. He was a really good friend to me. I miss him daily. Looking forward to our meeting in the sky. He passed away the same age as my mom and also, on my favorite Grandma´s birthday. I will work to keep his memory and positive influence alive in our Fellowship.

Our family owned Swedish Bakery and Jim provided strawberries and more for many years. Jim was quick with a smile and shared many stories and anecdotes that left many chuckles in his wake.
Our deepest sympathy to all his family. He was always quite the character.
Dennis Stanton and family.

Knew Jimmy my whole life. Funniest person I ever met.

Jim was a special guy. I´ll miss our laughing and storytelling. We shared a lot over the 40+ years to be sure. Not just work, but watching our families grow together. RIP my friend.