James Sisk

I miss Jim, my good friend. Naresh

Ann,

I am saddened by Jim's passing. I hope that you are doing fine and comforted. Barry & Nita Harding

I worked for Jim 35 years ago at Western Oceanic. . and will always remember him as the most patient, kind, and funny man who made learning about the offshore drilling business really interesting. And he also gave me unending grief about marrying a Petroleum Engineering Aggie! My heartfelt condolences.

We were saddened to hear of your loss. We will keep you in our prayers.

With deepest sympanthy,
States and Brenda Smith
Nacogdoches, TX

Anne,
My mother, Evelyn di Lorenzo, told me about Jim today. You are in our prayers.

Love,
Mark and Harriet Smith (Houston)

I am sorry for the loss of Jim....and will miss our sports discussions and family gatherings. My prayers go out to the family.

My sincere condolences in the loss of Jim. He was a special person with whom I so enjoyed the conversations we shared about family, the oilfield and sports! He will be missed.

I first met Jim on the Delta barge in Nigeria. That was way back in 1964 or 65. He was sent over from Houston to do a wave period study. I remember spending many hours with him counting and timing the waves. My thoughts are with Jim's family.

I played hearts with Jim. He was a wonderful human being.

I have fond memories and much respect for Jim. I first met him when I went to work for The Offshore Company in 1972 and I have enjoyed all the years I knew him. My prayers go out to Jim's family.

My condolences to the family. I am a friend of Angela's from Oncology Consultants. My prayers and thoughts are with you all
Andrea Wright

Jim was great person to work with and had a willingness to share his knowledge and teach you anything you were willing to learn from him. He is one of my favorite Engineering mentors. Granted if you were not careful he would have you laughing for hours. He will be greatly missed!

Ann;
Jim and I were friends for over 45 years. He hired me at Western Oceanic. We worked together and played together in the shipyards, I always enjoyed his company. I will miss him greatly. My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Paul Bass

Jim was great person to work with and had a willingness to share his knowledge and teach you anything you were willing to learn from him. He is one of my favorite Engineering mentors. Granted if you were not careful he would have you laughing for hours. He will be greatly missed!

Our hearts are saddened by the loss of Jim...we are so glad that we became a family through the union or Derek and Angela....having enjoyed many family gatherings together! We are especially happy that he was able to enjoy the 'country' visits....as did we. He will be missed! Our prayers are with Ann and his entire family

After all these years away from Liberty memories of my sweet neighbors,Milt and Billy come to me so often.I mourn your loss of your Jim.

Mr. Sisk will be missed. He was so full of life and such a great guy. He seemed to genuinely get a kick out of Melinda and me when we were kids and doing just the dumbest things....he always had a smile and a some helpful words to suggest how we might want to try what we were doing a little differently. Many great memories from my childhood are with Mr.Sisk. Hugs to Melinda, James, Derek and Mrs. Sisk. We are so sorry for your loss.

My condolences to the family.

Ann & Family,
Our condolences to the family. I was a colleague of Jim at The Offshore Company & Western Oceanic, as he was my supervisor, who managed projects with his meticulous planning. Jim always had an answer for everything related to work. He aided me in making the decision to retire & helped me locate jobs when I was in between jobs/projects. Ciao, Me Amigo

Jim was a good friend and a colleague of some 46 years who I will miss.