James Robert ""Jim"" Tardiff

So sorry about your loss. I just recently heard, I had no idea. :( He was always nice to me, and I enjoyed helping and visiting with him. Thoughts and prayers are with you.

Eric. Waterville

Jackie and family,
So sorry to hear about Jimmie. I'll keep all of you in my prayers.
Peace and love to all!
Ana D. Gould

To Jackie and family...We will put your family in our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. Even though I barely knew Jim, he was here for me when Dan passed away. That will always be remembered and greatly appreciated. From my family to yours, we are so sorry for your loss. Peggy Tardiff-West and son Daniel (St. Louis).

To the family of Jim,
We are saddened to hear about your loss. Our thoughts & prayers are with all of you at this time. Hold on to all the wonderful memories. ....I remember him being a great guy. With sincere sympathy. ...

IM SO SORRY FOR THE FAMILY JIM WILL BE MISSED FOE SURE
I REMEMBER ALL THE TIMES AT THE STORE LOL I WILL NEVER FORGET THE DAY WHEN I CALLED HIM THE BAG BOY!!!! WAS THAT A MISTAKE!!!! YOU WILL AND ARE MISSED. JACKIE BREANDA AND LISA AND AMY AND DANIELLE SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS I WILL ALWAYS CHERISH YOU ALL FOR WHAT YOU DID FOR ME

I am so sorry to hear about my old buddy Jackie and family.He was a wonderful man and really new how to make people smile. I would not trade a minute of the time that i spent at western ave market with Jim and the Rat Pack!

Jackie, we were very sorry to read about the passing of Jim. He was a great guy. Linda and myself will keep him in our prayer.

i will miss your smile, the way you loved to make someone laugh. You had a way with people that i will never forget.
Your heart was giving throughout your life, it didnt matter if you were family or complete strangers...you helped in anyway you could. Thank you for that....
I will always love you and i will see you on the otherside

My prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time Jackie. Jim was one heck of a man that would take his shirt off his back for anyone. I was proud to have worked for him at the market, and go fix his cable/internet when it was "broken". There was never a dull moment when Jim was around. The stories were endless, and always great to listen too. RIP my friend.