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anonymous anonymous
March 20, 2011
dear michels, I am really, really, really, really, really sorry about your loss. May your grandpa, dad, and father in law rest in peace and go to heaven with Jesus.
Randy Farb
March 15, 2011
Jim was a great guy. He truly enjoyed coaching basketball, and working with teens. I remember keeping score at a charity game he refereed. May it comfort you to know that his memory will be for a blessing.
March 10, 2011
Rest In Peace My Friend And Classmate. Jim and I Grad. From Manual in 1959. Will Have A Mass Said For Jim. His family is in my prayers during this difficult time. Ronnie Siers
Elaine Ang
March 10, 2011
Jim, What a great guy, a wonderful friend for many years and many cherished memories. You will be missed... May you now rest in peace without pain... God Bless your loving family in their time of sorrow.
Love Always,
Elaine and Family
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