James W. Sackett Jr.

My sincere condolences to Becky, Taylor and the Sackett family. Although it has been a few years, the times we had in Moscow are firmly etched in my mind for eternity. Rest in Peace my friend. Fair winds and following seas.

Expressing my deepest sympathy for your loss. This past summer I was lucky to have met and sailed with Jim for the first time. It was a super fun weekend and sailing experience. I am happy for the memory, but sadden to know that we will not sail again together. He will be missed.
Leslie Macho

To all of the Sackett Family Members,
Please accept my deepest sympathy at this sad time. I was shocked to learn that you lost your beloved, Jim. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
With love and heartfelt condolences,
Michelle Odell, your friend from Mentor Harbor

Wishing you peace and comfort during this difficult time. Our sincere condolences to you and family.
Bill & Andrea Garver

He was our captain on Cracker for the power boaters Vs the sail boaters. We won, his smile I´ll never forget.

I will always remember racing with Jim and the family on Cracker.

Jim was a key crewman on Tara´s first Mackinac Race. When trouble arose he was our leader. Always willing to help. He will be missed. Condolences to the Sackett family from Walt and Kelley Payerl

Always made us laugh and smile:memorable moments for Jim,(Struna) with Jim Sackett jr.,and sr, Princess Pat Race `rescue´ on Cracker. Just ALWAYS an all-around great guy,good person

Our sincere condolences to the entire Sackett family. Although I didn´t Jim well, he was always a fixture at MHYC. And now there will be one less competitor on the water. His presence will be missed!
-Kay Carlson & Family

I´m so sorry for your loss.

I met James in Moscow 1999. A real nice guy who kindly took the time to help me out with research into the ISS for a screenplay I was writing. We shared many beers & jokes at the infamous Shamrock pub until I departed Russia in late 2001. Gone but never forgotten.