James E Wiley

We are sorry that we will not be able to be there to celebrate your life. You were one of the first Engineers that I met when I first traveled to Chocolate Bayou in 1978. We worked on may projects during my years in R&D and then worked more closely when I transferred to Chocolate Bayou in 1993. With the change of ownership of Amoco we went on different paths, but I always appreciate your contributions to the business. May you rest in peace. Dao and Ron

JIm, Mackinac Island in the fall won't be the same without you. Your problem solving in the "murder mystery" years was exceptional. You fought a long battle but are reunited with Susan. Mother and I will miss you. Kathy and Betty Harland

Jim, Bob and I are heartbroken to learn that you´ve lost your long battle.
We always enjoyed being on Mackinac Isl. with you, and we will miss you so much. Peace, dear friend. Bob and Carol Mucha

Oh Jim, we had the highest hopes of your success fighting cancer. No one could have done more, and with such grace and good humor.
You will be forever remembered as a dear friend and classmate of over 60 years. We will especially miss you in the kitchen, helping prepare our many feasts. Your caring energy can now cruise the cosmos with your beloved Susan - a love story completed. Rest well my dear friend, and revel in finding new answers.